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Are You Suffering From Obama Overload?

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From T-shirts and bumper stickers to cable TV and even video games -- Obama mania has reached a fever pitch, and perhaps a plateau ... and the man hasn't even been sworn in yet.

We've been guilty of OD'ing on Obama at times, given the historic nature of the campaign and his victory. But it's also true that moderation is often underrated.

Have you had your fill of Obama coverage for now? If so, tell us about it. And what other stories have had your attention in the interim?

But if you need to fill your daily Obama fix ... check out today's bloggers' roundtable.

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