Excalpius.. I give up with ya.. your coming off as spiteful, no sense of any kind of compromise or concession and an obvious knowitall.

Again, theres no debating with people who can't see right in front of their face, blinded by hatred for the other side.

Have the last word, you deserve it, you try so hard

Go on ... you know u wanna..

What I find interesting is the right complains that Obama isn't running against Bush he's running against MCCain and yet they keep saying Obama isn't Obama he's Odinga or Ayers or Wright or all three but he definitely isn't Obama.

The other thing I find interesting is McCain has complained Obama has a financial advantage in this election yet the RNC and its supporters are matching with millions of their own regardless of their own support for McCain from fear of losing Congressional seats.

It seems many are painting their pictures to match the tint of their glasses. 

Just about 18 hours we'll start to see where it all goes. I know we're all "right" in what we believe. That's the beauty of the system.

I'm looking forward to participating in the greatest show on earth.

And that is exactly what it is - a show

Now, it's a matter of the rating, it could end up with a "G" or even an "XXX" depending on how it pans out the next 4 years. 

Based on all the invective........this one's definitely been at least an R rated affair.

To be honest, if Obama's elected he then becomes my President....I may not like it, and I expect the worse, but I will support the President until he gives me a reason not to.

        Even though the election is tomorrow, this will play out over the next 4 years and I'll bet he will be a one term president if he wins.

And what was your qualifications for Obama again? NOw, how is he qualified? (Other than the constitution - which Palin would meet as well).

And you would also know that Diebold was not involved with the Florida 2k elections boondoggle?

Still cant tell the present from history?

I just want to know one thing. Why is everyone convinced that we only have two options? Beyond that, what makes anyone think there's a huge difference between McCain and Obama? Almost everything we heard in the debates was a contrived one-size-fits-all response. All the attack ads are based on lies, conveniently leave out part of the facts (lie), misdirect the real issue (lie), or flat out lie.

The democrats and republicans are pretty much 2 sides of the same coin - they both support disproportionately large federal government, corporate/big media interests, diminishment of basic constitutional rights, and economic folly. If you really pay attention, they both say a lot of the same things, including the whole "change" mantra, and they both change their minds on their policies a lot, (maybe that's the change they're talking about.) They both avoid a lot of important issues like immediately converting to available clean energy, poverty and homelessness (both alarmingly prevalent in the US), and viable solutions to help our economy as opposed to just throwing money at it. They both try to look like liberal/conservative, but they're both closer to center, like Reps and Dems have been for at least a decade.

McCain is (of course) going to help the corporations and the already rich more than any other people. (Yeah, corporations legally count as people in virtually every way except the death penalty.) If McCain's really so much like Bush, he'll probably milk the war machine for all it's worth. Obama's campaign is funded by wall street and big corporations, so I would think he's pretty much in their pocket. He keeps talking about supporting the middle class, but the middle class is shrinking, and has been shrinking for a while, so that doesn't mean much.

Ralph Nader is way smarter and more straightforward than eitherMcCain or Obama, so is Ron Paul (shame he dropped out) and I imagine the green party candidate (the black woman candidate nobody knows about) and constitution party candidate (Chuck Baldwin) have policies in mind that will actually help this country.

I'm more or less conservative myself, I'd much rather vote for McCain than Obama because of moral issues, but I don't have to vote for either of them! Chuck Baldwin 2008! (By the way, Baldwin is considerably more conservative than Republicans have been in a long time.)

I am in Florida, and I say once again, nothing was stolen.  Best thing...get over it.

It's funny how you want to put the blame on Sept. 11 with Bush, considering that the attacks were planned over 5 years in advance.  I would go more into this, but it's obvious the far-left talking points are all some have to go on.  

That doesn't prove or address anything.  The fact is Obama lied about his associations with Ayers and other loons.  He did more than "work" with him, he helped launch his political career.  How can you defend someone who has been surrounding himself with marxists and terrrorists for so many years?  Oh, he's a democrats, that's why.  

Wow, I didn't know Bush appointed Bush as Governor of Texas.

Um....most of those people you list had good, verifiable credentials before running for President.  That can't be said for Obama.  The right man, for socialism maybe, not for anything else.

I voted for Ross Perot. I felt at the time it was important to vote for what I believed was the best thing for my Country. Perot kept Bush Sr. from winning his second term. Perot proved that conservatives are much more willing to vote for what's best, instead of just holding to the Party line. Currently, I see no third party candidate that's proven to be a better choice than McCain. Nader would be a better choice than Obama were the race between those 2, I'd vote Nader.

Well - that is a citation.  But irrelevant as you prove his point with the documents, not the statement you wanted to try to prove.

Tell that to Obama about Biden.  Best comic on the circuit this year.

Then you can easily link to them and explain how they are lies (not your opinion they are lies) and how they are going to believe a speech over a report that only 3 of them actually read.

Perhaps what is galling to you is that they failed to do their own work, instead relied on others to read and then regurgitate the findings of the intelligence community.  That hardly makes it Bush's fault or lie.  It is not my fault if you fail to do the work you are paid to do.

Kennedy was not a good President and almost startd WWIII. He's the only one ever to put a finger on the nuclear button...

I'm a Florida native and Gore won my County........I have my office very close to the County seat.....I watched Public School buses full of people arrive at the County seat constantly on election day. Food was provided for those taking the ride. It was a great success getting out the vote at taxpayer expense............Same with signing up voters.....the County sent people door to door to sign up voters.

Thing is.....those buses didn't come to my neighborhood. Neither did the people signing up voters. The old people and shut-ins in my neighborhood had to find their own source of transportation. The buses only ran into the predominantly Democratic neighborhoods where hand outs were a way of life. Same with the "get out the vote" campaign......it was really the County using my tax dollars to get out the Democrats.