that's good to hear.

what do you think would happen if they (strickland/blackwell) were to debate?

i found this today in looking for how to update my voter registration with new address...



what a tool.

During a National Public Radio interview, White House Deputy Chief of Staff "duked it out" with the host over polling data, RAW STORY has learned.

The exchange took place yesterday during the White House's scheduled "Radio Day."

After midterm election interviewer Robert Siegel stated that "many might consider you on the optimistic end of realism" regarding Republican hopes to retain both Houses in November, Rove suggested that the NPR host was biased.

"Not that you would be exhibiting a bias or anything like that," Rove said. "You're just making a comment."

"I'm looking at all the same polls that you're looking at every day," Seigel responded

"No you're not!" Rove exclaimed.

Rove said that he was reviewing 68 polls a week, and that "unlike the general public, I'm allowed to see the polls on the individual races," as opposed to public polls reported in the media.

"You may be looking at four or five public polls a week that talk about attitudes nationally, but that do not impact the outcome," Rove said.

Rove claimed that the polls "add up to a Republican Senate and a Republican House."

"You may end up with a different math, but you're entitled to your math," Rove said. "I'm entitled to 'the' math."

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/stor ... Id=6376549


this man bugs the hell out of me. HIS polls and HIS math apparently don't give a fuck what America thinks. Please vote. Even though I am worried they'll try to steal it (again) there's no sense in just giving up and handing it to them either.

And make no mistake: vote for whomever you want. I personally cannot fathom anyone who still supports this spend-crazy, rubberstamp, corrupt, stealing, war congress, but you gotta do what you gotta do I guess.