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"Glamocracy launched back in December &amp;#39;08 as a place where women from all political backgrounds could gather and share their opinions about the election. Since then, we&amp;#39;ve had guest blogs from Barack Obama, John McCain, Hillary Clinton and many others, talking about issues like the economy, health care, abortion and the war. Our bloggers have spoken with women all across the country, from first time-voters to old-school organizers, asking them what they think about this history-making campaign. It&amp;#39;s been our honor to have Amanda, Asma, Caille, Fern, Megan and Rebecca writing for us, and to have your opinions livening up the comments section. (Sometimes it got really hot in there!)\nStarting next week, Glamocracy will no longer be updated daily, but we will be back whenever there&amp;#39;s important political news for women, and glamour.com will continue to cover politics in other places (like Smitten). To get an update whenever there&amp;#39;s a new post, just subscribe to the RSS feed. Megan will continue to post daily political updates this week. We asked each of the bloggers to write a goodbye&amp;#8212;they are linked below.\nAmanda Carpenter: In the End, Sexism Won\nFernanda Diaz: Looking Back: The People Who Made This Election Worth Following\nAsma Hasan: If I Were Obama...\nCaille Milner: My Top 5 Moments From the 2008 Campaign...and What I Can&amp;#39;t Wait to See in 2009\nRebecca Roberts: Is It Too Soon to Talk About 2012?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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