Decision Time

So after eight years of President George W. Bush, we'll today find out who his successor in the Oval Office will be. Two years of campaigning, a never-ending news cycle dominated by the US election that has gripped the globe in fevered interest.

All the talk for months of change, mavericks, hockey moms, pitbulls with lipstick, moose hunting, terrorist fist jabs (a personal favourite), Joe the Plumber who wasn't called Joe, and wasn't a plumber either, the economic crisis, more change, no talk of George Bush at all, change, pro-Americans, Alaskan independence, Troopergate, and it all comes down to this: millions of Americans casting their vote where they best see fit.

All we know is that when Europeans wake up in the morning it'll be with President-elect Obama or President-elect McCain ready to inherit the keys to the White House in January as the 44th President of the United States of America.