Tomorrow is Election Day.

I just watched a short video from Barack Obama about how far we've come, and how close we are to the change we need.

Watch the video, find out where to vote, and make sure you vote tomorrow:

http://my.barackobama.com/nov4

Do not miss this article ( http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27508967?GT1=43001#storyContinued ) examining the last in (predominantly Republican) dirty tricks to supress voters. Among their latest ( Read more... )

Please send this to all of your friends and family. Disseminate it widely, please ( Read more... )

This was on one of my Obama blogs, and is freakin' wonderful! Not only does this Hockey Mama for Obama say what I think, but she has an awesome voice!

Check it out.

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Please please please get your parents to watch this.  If they won't believe the words of those younger than then, them perhaps they will believe the words of those who are their ages.

Please - this is so important.

http://www.aintfunny.org/

Watch the last one,  "This Ain't Funny" - I think it is the best!

Pass it on!

This was in my PagansForObama mailbox, and I wanted to share it all with you.  No matter what your spiritual affiliation, thinking positively about the future and about having President Obama in the White House can only be a good thing.

Watch it, Share it, Believe it, Know it

www.manifestobama.com

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I actually really liked this.  Too bad it got some bad ratings.  Ah well, there is no accounting for some people's taste. :)

It would be great, though, if more people saw it.  Hint, hint.

Keith Olbermann says what I have thought but never would have said.  Thank all that it is good we have people who don't have that same problem and can stand up and speak the truth, no matter how much it hurts.

www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27057346

Ouch! *wince*

In the middle of the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression, John McCain wants to change the subject from the central question of this election, our economy, to "look how horrible Barack Obama is".

Perhaps that's because the policies McCain supported these past eight years are pretty hard to defend, and he has no other choice but to try ( Read more... )

All the national polls show an Obama lead

Research 2000: 52%-40%

Battleground: 49%-46% (from yesterday)

Rasmussen: 51%-45%

Gallup: 50%-42%

Diego: 48%-41%

Marist: 49%-44% (released two days ago)

Average: 6.8% Obama lead

Also http://www.fivethirtyeight.com/ is showing an average win percentage chance of 84.4% for Obama in their model runs based on current ( Read more... )