Tuesday, November 7: For the latest party/election news, see this post.
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Now that the Los Angeles Times has written it up, I guess I can blog about it now.
CNN invited me to an election night “blog party,” where I’ll live-blog mid-term election coverage with conservative bloggers like Ed Morrissey, Mary Katharine Ham, and liberals like Pam Spaulding, who no doubt considers me a “black fundie.” 
I’m told CNN will interview some of the bloggers. From the article:
CNN is trying to incorporate bloggers directly into its coverage of next week’s midterm elections by inviting them to an “E-lection Nite Blog Party,” an event aimed at corralling some of the top online opinion makers in one place to provide instant reaction as the results come in.
The cable news network plans to host more than two dozen bloggers from across the political spectrum — including sites like RedState and Daily Kos — at a Washington Internet lounge where they can monitor the election returns on a slew of flat-screen televisions. (Each blogger will get his or her own monitor, which can be tuned to any channel.) There will be free wireless access — and plenty of food and beverages, natch.
If you haven’t watched CNN in years, perhaps you’ll tune in Tuesday night to catch me and others live-blogging and hopefully talking about the results.
“I’m ready for my close-up, Mr. DeMille…”
