McCain in Blountville, TN on Monday

http://www.johnmccain.com/calendar/

On Election eve, he's going to make a stop in east Tennessee. Huh?

Maybe its the only place he can draw more than 50 people to a rally.

One is congressional and the other is state rep that's been getting uglier with each passing day.

Hmmmmm. Strange or else they've got some bad numbers.

If we do get a Dem win with any of the races I will be very surprised. The repukes here have been playing very dirty with underhanded campaign tactics and robocalls.

:woohoo:

We've also got a congressional race and a state rep race that's gotten pretty ugly.

He's also visiting New Mexico and Iowa even though he has basically no chance in those states.

"Moving swiftly" where?

One of these isn't true.

A McCain campaign "memo" released last night:

Iowa - Our numbers in Iowa have seen a tremendous surge in the past 10 days. We took Obama's lead from the double digits to a very close race. That is why you see Barack Obama visiting the state in the final days, trying to stem his losses. It is too little, too late. Like many other Midwestern states, Iowa is moving swiftly into McCain's column


The Des Moines Register:

Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama has strengthened his advantage in The Des Moines Register's Iowa Poll, establishing a commanding lead over Republican John McCain heading into Tuesday's election.

Obama has widened what was a solid lead in the Midwestern swing state, and has strengthened his position on key leadership traits since the Register's September poll. Meanwhile, support for McCain and perceptions of his abilities have slipped despite several campaign appearances in the state this fall.

Obama, an Illinois senator, was the choice of 54 percent of likely voters, while McCain, an Arizona senator, was the choice of 37 percent.

The poll of 814 likely voters, taken Tuesday through Friday by Selzer & Co., came at the close of a key stretch of the fall campaign. The margin of error is plus or minus 3.4 percentage points.

http://www.politico.com/blogs/jonathanmartin/1108/Moving_swiftly_where.html?showall

I bet they'll be bussing in an audience from all over the place!

This area is as red as it gets.

What better place to smoke up and dull the pain?

Should we rsvp for tickets and then not use them? Less people to show up. Could go and hold up our Obama signs.