Dancing in the End Zone

If 35000 people show up for a Obama rally, the opposition says they are seeking welfare, lazy, or playing hooky from McD. If 3500 show up at McCain or Palin rallies, they are concerned decent citizens afraid to lose what they have. Doesnt anyone else see the underlying tone of that message? We do need a change. Weve accomplished very little in the last 50 yrs with this mentality and maybe its time to try it from the top down instead. Sometimes, you have to pinch their nose to get them to swallow the medicine.

I find it odd that Arizona isnt at least 70 percent for McCain now. He barely has a lead in his own state? That speaks volumes for me. GOBAMA

I can't wait to see Obama's end zone dance. His leftist illuminati-based theme song should be: "King of Pain" by the Police because we'll all be in pain after Obama the King takes office.

Bob: I have voted already - and I voted for Obama:) But we need to keep on the tails of people about voting. No more "my vote doesn't count" nonesense - elections get lost that way! VOTE. If all the people who support Obama get out and vote, we'll be electing him as our new President. McCain, Palin and all the Right Wing Lunatics that have been posting here for days will all be out in force and voting ... Their only hope? They have no policies to speak of - there one chance is that We stay home and don't vote. Don't do it this time. VOTE OBAMA.

vote please vote early
Obama Biden

I'm retired, registered republican and living in Arizona but my vote will go for Obama. McCains support for privatizing Social Security frightens me especially since the stock market crash.

stfchbb,

When I read your post, it reminded me of a guy arguing that the '57 Chevy is the best car in the world with someone who thinks it was the '47 Pontiac.

Get out and see the world.

Our country is being left in the dust.

There are models - based on capitalism and democracy - but with much higher social standards.

There are countries where you can walk the streets at night without tripping over the homeless or fear for getting knifed.

It's time to do away with the Reagan philosophy that said that anyone sleeping in the streets was doing that because they wanted to.

It's time to lift our country up.

I don't see McCain / Palin saying that, let alone doing it. They are clinging to a myth.

Sally Bull,

That's bull, Sally!

Hussein Muhammad Obama is an idiot. Why is he wasting his campaign funds??? We know that Hamas and Hezbollah together with al-qaeda have donated generously to his campaign and he is has the funds to spend. But he is going to lose this election. Americans are not going to put a socialist in the White House.

All the single cell morons are keep supporting John Mc-in-Vain. Think like an intellect, and support Barak Obama, and help him to bring back the real american values. If we miss this chance, then we will never, and even the God will say good bye.

Vote Obama, for better USA.

Donald of Hawaii you're right on point and hilarious.Lets put McCain on permanent hiatus.Obama/Biden '08/'12

It is time to send Mr. McCain to the golf course and retirement. It's time for a change. It's time to restore the middle class.

Obama going into McCain's home state...that is really amazing. And the amount of ground that McCain has to make up in the next three days is wild. He has to really stay on message and that has proven to be his and Pailns hardest task to date.
I am just glad that after two years, this race is coming to an end. I am really hopeful that Obama will win. Two years of running for the office of President is one year too long.

Obama needs to feed his hungry base, by letting his base see him campaign in Arizona. Now, that would be some real red meat.

I hope Obama continue to run TV ads in Arizona. Early christmas gift would be, Obama campaign in Arizona. For McNasty negative criticism of Obama, McNasty deserves to get embarrass in his home state.

smears,im sitting here looking at a copy of bos good friend mr.ayers book he wrote in the 70s...its dedicated to SIRHAN SIRHAN.......WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN THE US that so many social misfits and malcontents are coming to the forefront of our GREAT society??????

Posted by: chad |Oct 31,2008 8:06:49PM
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Given your lack of ability to punctuate or capitalize, I'm guessing that by "looking at" you simply mean staring at the cover? I doubt you can read anything of content.
Of course this is why you most likely obtain your radical right opinions by being listening to Rush & other nutcases? After it's better than thinking for yourself, right??

John - is this the same Khalidi that McCain gave 1/2 a million to??
Just wondering.

smears,im sitting here looking at a copy of bos good friend mr.ayers book he wrote in the 70s...its dedicated to SIRHAN SIRHAN.......WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN THE US that so many social misfits and malcontents are coming to the forefront of our GREAT society??????

It seems to me that the trajectory of this race gives some credibility to a possible Obama win in Arizona or Georgia, particularly if turnout is higher than in the past among young voters and minority voters (not only African American but also Hispanic).

Recent endorsements reinforce this expectation. Support for Obama among Democrats is not surprising, but a striking development recently has been Barack Obama's endorsement by prominent Republicans. The most notable was Colin Powell, but others include former Republican Governors, as well as Charles Fried, who was Ronald Reagan's Solicitor General. Despite some policy differences with Obama, they have seen him as more stable, better informed, better qualified, and less impulsive on critical issues, including the nation's economic crisis.

Possibly more important, as the election nears, some conservatives have grown terrified at the thought that Sarah Palin might become president in a complicated and dangerous world where her incompetence would put the nation at unprecedented risk. Even with the hope that a Palin presidency would never occur, that same alarm has impelled them to lose faith in the judgment of Senator McCain, based on his selection of an unqualified candidate for the second place on the ticket. It would be a mistake to confuse their preference for Obama with a permanent shift in political allegiance. At this point, their overriding concern appears to be the nation’s safety, but their support for Obama in this election may not be a good predictor of how they will vote in the future.

Gary: "lowes4321, President Bush was able to get the economy growing again after 9/11 and Katrina. It was only after the Democrats took over Congress that the economy started to go down hill."

Give it up, Gary. Sit back and have a beer. No, make that several beers. Better yet, make that a pitcher of margaritas. You're going to need them.