One month from today... — Page 2

Arrogance like this a month before the election is exactly why Democrats have lost the last two Presidential elections. Both 2004 and 2000 should have been slam-dunks, and they weren't.

The last thing they can afford to do right now is sit back and coast.

(And yeah, Palin isn't going away, if they lose. I could see her running for, and winning, a Senatorial race in Alaska.)

(And yeah, Palin isn't going away, if they lose. I could see her running for, and winning, a Senatorial race in Alaska.)

Please, don't give me nightmares. I'm just starting the day.

One thing that people keep saying and putting false hope in is the college students.

Absentee voting is tough, and a lot of colleges do not do anything to help inform students how to do so. Obama is big with this group, and this is the group that typically does not go to the polls and vote.

That said, should Obama win and Texas decides to leave the union, anyone want to house me while I get on my feet?

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A handful of battleground states are likely to determine the November 4 U.S. presidential election and it's possible that Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama could split them in a manner that leaves each just short of victory.

If that happens, the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives would pick the president but it's unclear whether Democrats would have enough votes to send Obama to the White House.

The House last decided an election in 1824. But the legal skirmishing and partisan rancor would probably resemble a more recent election -- the 2000 vote in which Republican George W. Bush narrowly defeated Democrat Al Gore after a disputed Florida vote count and legal battle.

"This would be the seamy side of democracy, the lobbying and the money would be so intense," said American University history professor Allan Lichtman.

Read the rest of the article below:
McCain-Obama tie possible in presidential race

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...and the Republicans feel the same way about the Democrats.

We are such a divided country. The next President is going to have to work very hard at putting AMERICANS first, and trying to heal the wounds of partisan politics.

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