If the voters vote for Mc Cain because of this it will be ashame.

Mc Cain put himself before his country along with the media.

The problem is ultimately that Americans now lack character and grit. They talk a good game but in the end they want lots of benefits without sacrifice. They are fat deer hunters, wearing paramilitary camo and waving around semi automatic weapons from atop 4 wheelers and pretending to be real hunters.

If America could just convince the rest of the world to get into a huge war and destroy all their infrastructure, it could be king of the hill again.

If I was not subject to US taxation for the next 10 years even if I renounce my citizenship, I would be out of here and into a country with a future.
This place has already gone socialist under the right and it will just get worse under the super majority coming in today. It is already over here.

For all of those whiny Repubs.......get over it. If McCain was up in the polls you would not be on these blogs blaming the media and false polling. You would tell the Dems to stop complaining. Americans, nay, human beings, need to stop allowing themselves to be brainwashed (this is for Dems and Repubs). Do your own homework instead of listening to overly biased commercials, websites, and media types. I have read too many blogs where writers are just spitting back the rhetoric they've been spoon fed. It's ridiculous people.

Lastly, to the Repubs who really have done their homework and think the country is going into the tank amidst a Dem "windfall", might I suggest taking some of Cindy McCain's DADDY's money, buy an island (we'll call it Loser's Island) and live there for the next four years under the current "rich getting richer" tax plan.

BTW......I am a registered Indie, just tired of self-serving, egotistical, crybaby attitudes.

My prediction Obama wins in a lanslide !. Once again America on the brink of a monumental disaster has saved itself. God Bless the USA !

You are forgetting that those pundits are also voters as well and since they are seen on CNN, Fox, and MSNBC almost everyday their opinions carry a lot of weight with their audience. Last I heard is that David Gergen is non-partisan and he's served with Republicans and Democrats in the White House. His opinions are more objective and unbiased then Bay Buchanan or Roland Martin. What he says is true. Obama is still leading but John McCain is catching up. If you look at the how much money Obama has raised for his campaign (which came mostly from small donations by supporters.) and saw his rallies, you could see that there are more people wanting Obama in the presidency. I do believe that this race will be very close so we really don't know if Obama will become the President-elect or McCain. If you'll recall,t these pundits were asked to make a prediction and they are going by what they see in the polls and the response to both campaigns by the public. You're reacting emotionally because you like the McCain/Palin ticket and David is not gushing over them like Cindy from Ga would want him to. Even Ed Rollins, the Republican pundit, agrees that Obama could very well be the next president.

As tough as it has been for me and people like me, some of us never stopped believing that if we worked hard, played by the rules, loved and cherished our family, helped others while not being judgmental that our time would come.

Barack's time has come. He's earned it. He's run the best campaign in recent memory but what makes me most proud of Barack is not that he may win tomorrow but that he did it the right way. Barack has put himself in a position to win the presidency without resorting to personal attacks, cheap political tricks or tactics aimed at dissecting and dividing our country along racial, regional, religious or cultural lines.

Whatever you may think of Barack, you have to admit to yourself that he did it the right way.
I'm frankly tired of having a president who governs 45% of America. We need a President who will govern all of us. Listening to all of our concerns even when he doesn't agree with some of them.
I respect everyone's right to express their opinion but please if Barack is elected President later today just give him an opportunity to succeed. That's all. No more; no less.

Tomorrow can be historic, you will remember this day for the rest of your lives with he wins...

Let's also remember that the republican senate majority leader, Bill Frist, threatened to change the senate rules to abolish the fillibuster
if democrats tried to filibuster the nomination of Samuel Alito to the Supreme Court.

That means the majority party does not really need a filibuster proof majority: they can simply change the Senate rules to abolish the filibuster and pass what they please by simple majority votes-if Harry Reid has the guts to give the republicans a taste of their own medicine. I hope the democrats remember how the republicans ran roughshod over them the last 12 years,

I also hope Obama reinstates the fairness doctrine and reins in
the rabid hate rado jocks who have so polarized this country with their vile angry rants which has stir red so much hatered and division among Americans.

dan cucich

If Obama's governance is anywhere near as effective as his campaign, the country will be well served. Let's hope so.