At this moment, what do you think will happen in the coming national elections?

that is all I have to say.

If the people cannot see that reality and vote accordingly, then nothing matters anyway.

we are.

Which makes sense. After 8 years of BushCheney, who could blame them for caring quite a bit who wins this elections?

So I think it will be a global event and not just a U.S. election.

Also I think a few to several traditionally red states will go blue, very possibly including Virginia and Indiana early in the evening in the returns. If Obama/Biden defeats McSame/Palin in Indiana, then Barack Obama has won the election before 9:00 p.m. Central Time.

Significant gains in both chambers of the 111th Congress. And the last of Joe Lieberman as a thorn in our flesh.

Mitt Romney will nyah-anh-ah his way through the next 4 years planning his run for the GOP nomination in 2012.

Obama's Cabinet will be chosen based on nominees' inclinations toward service to others.

... the GOP's lying and what they'll liable to do in such a state of desperation.

Oh, and there are a lot of stupid people in America.

will throw the bums out in a big way. Straight Dem majority wins across the board in Congress and a landslide for President Obama. It will be a historical election in more ways than one, and yes, the stock market will go up the next day.

the would not only have to win Every one of the close races (Or, Mn, Nc, Ak, Co, Mi) but flip 4 other races. Most of the rest range between a Dem advantage of 20-30%. As far as I can tell, the only dems down to a 10 point lead Are lautenberg and Udall(nm). So even with a 10 point shift across the board, every state, they are still 2 short of a senate majority.

Thats just not happening without something not just game changing, but on the level of a deadly virus that is selective to a political ideology.

for example . . .

"Obama/Biden win - but election fraud gives the Electoral College to McCain/Palin" . . .

not guaranteeing it will happen, mind you . . . just suggesting that the chances of it happening are far better than even money . . .

"It's not who votes that counts; it's who counts the votes" . . .