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"WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY\nGood morning! What do you do when you&amp;#39;re the most unpopular outgoing President in modern history? Arrange a photo op! And maybe you talk to your replacement a little. That plus we are asked to think about the future with Sarah Palin, after the jump.\nThe Meet And Greet President George and Laura Bush met President-Elect Barack and Michelle Obama outside the White House yesterday for a photo. In what one assumes was not a planned coincidence, both men wore dark suits, white shirts and blue ties and both women wore red dresses. Laura gave Michelle a tour of the private residence while the gentlemen talked amongst themselves.\nThe Conversation Although, as is traditional, the conversation between Obama and Bush was off-the-record, one piece of information has emerged from the meeting. Obama asked Bush to sign off on more help for struggling U.S. automakers, which Bush reportedly said he would consider as part of a new stimulus package&amp;#8212;if and only if that package contains the ratification of the free trade agreement with Colombia that Obama and the Democrats oppose. So I guess that&amp;#39;s a no.\nAnother Obama Appointment? Word on the street is that the Obama transition team has approached former Clinton adviser Patti Solis Doyle about a &amp;quot;senior position&amp;quot; in the new Administration. Doyle, who Clinton reportedly blamed for her February drubbing in the primaries, could join the Obama administration as the Cabinet secretary.\nPalin Speaks Governor Sarah Palin will give her first post-election public address on Thursday at the annual meeting of the Republican Governor&amp;#39;s Association. Its title will be &amp;quot;Looking Toward the Future,&amp;quot; by which we assume she&amp;#39;ll be talking about herself.\nPalin On Palin Palin also began a new series of post-election interviews to salvage her public reputation. She told Fox&amp;#39;s Greta Van Susteren last night that she expects that God will open another door to the White House for her in 2012 or 2016. I wonder if she still doesn&amp;#39;t know that it&amp;#39;s the American people who have to elect her? She might want to talk to (soon to be former) Senator Elizabeth Dole about how much people care about which candidate God supposedly wants in office.\nWhat did you think of the current President&amp;#39;s and the President-Elect&amp;#39;s matching outfits? Do you think Obama should compromise on Colombia? And do you think Palin has a shot in 2012?\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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