[dangus]

And yes, I know, I should use a spell checker. *grumble*

[FreeKeys]

"It's good that Republican supporters stay a little nervous before election day, so that we are motivated to do what we can to help our guys win."

Amen to THAT!
Remember the "DUI discovery" worked against Bush by a LOT at the last minute in 2000.   Who knows what the 'rats will pull tomorrow night and Monday?   It ain't over until it's over.    So KEEP ON CAMPAIGNING !    Consider copying and emailing things like THIS again.

[FredZarguna]

I agree completely with your analysis. However, whether correct or not (and even if Kerry were to show a lead in the polls) in this race any lead in any of the battleground states can be erased by turning out the base.

People who care about their country need to stop obsessing over these polls and get down to Bush HQ. They need walkers, people for phone banks, drivers, and poll watchers. There's no sense in watching a train wreck when a little exertion can swtich the locomotive.

[HalleysFifth]

Great post.

Republicans have anxiety because, unlike Kerry supporters, we realize what the stakes are: Whether the President of the United States will be the courageous and decent man we have now, or a proven enemy of the American people and the Constitution of the United States. We realize the extreme peril America would face with Kerry in the White House (shudder)--Kerry, who would make us vulnerable, not only to Islamic terrorism, but sell us out to the America-hating UN.

Yeah, we have a hell of a good reason to be nervous.