We're both leaving our respect jobs now that the election is over. Sure he's the Washington D.C. Managing Editor and an Anchor at the #1 cable news network, and I'm just a middle management guy who runs a couple websites for an entertainment network.

For the past year and a half, I have had the honor of working with a team of incredibly talented writers, designers, programmers, marketing geniuses, producers, and all of the other multitudes of titles that exist in a gigantic media conglomerate such as ours that are probably meaningless to most of you. But believe me. They were all amazing.

Starting next Wednesday, I'll be heading over to another gigantic media conglomerate to run another politics blog, so I hope some of you check it out from time to time. Though it is not a comedy blog, I hope to inject a little of the fun spirit that we've had here at Comedy Central.

As Brit Hume said on his way out…

he's lost his enthusiasm because of "this poisonous atmosphere in Washington over the last 14 or 15 years."

I'm hoping that our work here at Indecision2008.com has helped dilute some of that poison, and I'm sure Brit feels the same about his work over at Fox News.

Either way, I hope to bring a little of that antidote over to that other corporation in the coming months.

Besides the fact that both Brit and I are leaving our jobs, here are some other things that we share in common…

Neither of us have beards – Actually, this would have gone without saying except that I decided to post a picture of myself with a beard from back in February when we were running our Great Lincoln's Beard Challenge of Aught-Eight.

We both grew up in Washington D.C. - Which I'm sure has a little something to do with our choices of inside-the-beltway careers. Of course he went to the evil St. Albans, while I went to the heroic Sidwell Friends School.

We have both contributed to Harpers - Of course, Brit contributed actual content, while I have only contributed money. And by "contributed" I actually mean, I have purchased the publication.

We both made major life changes in 1996 – Brit joined Fox News, and I went to college.

We are both snotty and condescending to those we disagree with - Especially that whiny Juan Williams guy. I mean, I'd never say it to his face like Brit does, but yeah.

We have both been involved in creative endeavors we'd probably like to forget – Since I'm writing this list, I'm not going to tell you what mine was, but I'm guessing Brit is none to proud of Brit Hume's Survival Guide to MS Windows 95.

Neither of us have ever appeared on The Daily Show – Also, I don't know Jon Stewart, I can't get you tickets, and I can't get your friend who wrote a really cool book a spot on the show, so PLEASE STOP ASKING.

The CIA has spied on both of us – Back in the 70's, Hume was placed under surveillance due to some reporting he did with Jack Anderson on the Nixon administration. Hume was codenamed "Eggnog" by the CIA. I can't prove that the CIA is spying on me, but I'm pretty convinced they are. I hope my codename is something cool like "The Joker."

You heard it here first!

UPDATE: Apparently this front page was printed prematurely and the Bugle was forced to issue a retraction.

Aasif Mandvi reminds us all who will really suffer after elections end… the reporters.

Also, Rob Riggle reflects on the horrifying time he spent surrounded by Berkeley hippies protesting the Marines.

Remember a week or so ago when Jason Jones braved the trip into "real America" to meet those terrifying "real Americans?"  Jason has been nice enough to give us the real scoop on his trip to Wasilla  when we went behind the scenes with him.

Also, John Oliver explains the similarities (fear) and differences (is the fear real or imagined) between supporters at Obama rallies and McCain rallies.

As John McCain points out, he can't afford a half hour special, but luckily the liberal media let him book two segments on Saturday Night Live.

It was nice that Tina Fey was willing to be on stage for a solid five minutes with McCain after not even looking Sarah Palin in the eye two weeks ago.

I think I'm going to invest in McCain Fine Gold until the economy gets back on track, myself.

After the fold, John McCain explains that his new campaign strategy for the last three days will be the "Double Maverick," which sounds like something this guy made up.

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Tonight, Barack Obama joined Jon Stewart on the Daily Show one last time before the election next week.

We'll be posting the video of Obama's fourth interview with Stewart in just a few hours, but for those of you who can't wait, we bring you the transcript of the entire exchange.

While not every question was asked, Jon did get Barack Obama to defend his half hour special which delayed the Phillies win by half an hour.  I'm sure Dennis appreciated that.

Also, Obama offers some evidence that he was once a socialist, and admits that he is in therapy to repress his white half.  Read the entire transcript below the fold.

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