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there are new Secretaries of State in Ohio and NM and several other swing states this year...no more Katherine Harris and Ken Blackwell bullshit
/nelson
I keep having discussions with people at work. They say they're worried Obama will lose, and I think they think I'm naive for believing there has been a fundamental shift in the country - away from the radical right, back toward the center.
But there is just no question in my mind that Obama is going to win big. This election isn't 2004 or 2000 - it's 1932 or 1860.
Indeed! The McCain victory reeks, reeks, reeks to high heaven. Especially that McCain wins by such comfortable double digit margins even in places like South Central Los Angeles and the Castro District in San Francisco. The stench is so foul, even lethal to new born infants and the elderly.
I am moved to tears by the patriotism of people willing to stand in line for eight hours in order to vote. They all deserve a medal of freedom and thanks from the bottom of our hearts.
Smell it, he's sitting in it.
"U.S. Sen. Barack Obama's Nevada campaign director Terence Tolbert died of a heart attack last night. Tolbert, 44, was a motivating force in the campaign.
"He was so passionate about his work," Assemblywoman Sheila Leslie said this morning. "I'll never forget when we launched the campaign after the primary and he talked about he did the same grunt work that the people on the ground did. He really believed it. I really admired that a great deal.""