We were debating what to have for election night and settled on making Chicago-style pizza with some TexMex appetizers (think: Arizona). We did crab cake sliders (harding back to Biden’s Delaware), Philly cheese steaks... (1 reply, last updated by cayjohan November 2, 2008)

Tomorrow, MoveOn is sponsoring many bake sales around the Bay Area to raise money for the upcoming presidential election. Not trying to preach or convert anyone, I just wanted to let you know of the events. Find one near you at:... (1 reply, last updated by Pssst April 17, 2004)

Won a lunch bet recently with a friend (unfortunately it was about the presidential election and have finally started to get my appetite back)and now it’s time to collect. Unfortuantely, my friend is not terribly... (2 replies, last updated by flyingkitten November 16, 2004)

Andy!!! You can always be counted on for the most genius ideas! While Kinko’s started running off the laser copies, Donna and I began taste testing the sakes, and soon we’d forgotten all about your former... (6 replies, last updated by kathryn December 19, 2000)

If Jon Stewart comes to town looking for good Thai food... I was amused by Osha Thai on Valencia’s having fun at the expense of the presidential candidates... they have a special menu leading up to the election with such... (1 reply, last updated by katya October 22, 2004)

The presidential election distracted me from my usual preoccupation with things of the table, but I am now back in full eating mode. Yesterday I bought Thomas Keller’s new book “Bouchon” — lovely! The big... (1 reply, last updated by Nab November 16, 2004)

and high profile lawyers back in the 2000 presidential election hearings. It was quite entertaining to dine here and return home to see half of your fellow diners on TV. You can find his menu and hours at www.albertsprovence.com.... (4 replies, last updated by Cyndee March 5, 2004)

- still a choice, not unlike the Presidential elections. Maybe my friend was ill-informed or lied to me on purpose – after all, she IS a lawyer. Or maybe what I’m saying actually isn’t true. Who knows? My ways... (13 replies, last updated by Nina May 2, 2002)

a few months ago. They’re not as crispy on the outside anymore. But back on topic, yes Philly West is an acceptable sports bar. I watched the presidential election results there. The only downside is that they seemed to have... (20 replies, last updated by PandanExpress January 29, 2009)

Two problems with Zelo. 1. It’s thick cornmeal crust – not thin crust per OP’s request. 2. Wine selection, if you can call it that, at Zelo’s is like a presidential election run by the old Soviet Union. (22 replies, last updated by b0ardkn0t December 15, 2007)

's not just about skill and food but aslo who are the judges and of course what the meal is about. After reading the NY Times article, which mentioned it has (vague) cross-over to the presidential election (on the Democrat... (19 replies, last updated by momjamin October 4, 2007)

everyone to vote in the next presidential election. The beer started to flow smooth and fast and before long my friend and I were falling-down drunk. After making jackasses of ourselves by singing the Bay City Rollers'... (5 replies, last updated by Ris April 4, 2004)

Another thing to keep in mind about the Zagat survey, it’s hardly scientific and totally subjective. It’s no more a gathering of votes than the last presidential election was! Besides that, the people who run it are... (10 replies, last updated by psistrom October 23, 2003)

Ok, sure, there are wave-like, recurrent anti-intellectual trends in American cultural history, and the recent anti-gourmet thing (and our most recent presidential election, not to stir up a barrel of worms) seems linked. But...... (9 replies, last updated by John Whiting March 25, 2002)

://chewonthatblog.com/2008/09/05/the-presidential-cookie-poll/ (8 replies, last updated by alkapal September 12, 2008)