[onyx]

NICE!

[Babu]

I never doubted all along. And I think we might do even a little bit better than that -- it's not time for Evil to even come close to prevailing ...

[johnny7]

LOL! Real Americans don't show their frustration... by handing their country over to communists.

[pawdoggie]

When you live inside the Beltway, it must be harder to ignore all the bad news, like the "generic" polls that the over-sampled Democrats almost always "win".

[umgud]

The dims have sure whipped themselves into a frenzy and the MSM has already created a reality that doesn't yet exist. I hope these folks all have parachutes.

[balch3]

what's their track record using this methodology?

[maryz]

In the Senate, with 100 seats, we see the GOP winding up with 52, down three.

Please God, let Chaffee be one of the ones down!

[woofie]

Can I stay home on voting day then?

[fanfan]

Thank you for being right 98.5% of the time, you harmless lovable little fuzzball!

[bpjam]

The only 'shock' is to the MSM and the Euro-Weenies and Al Qaeda members who have been listening to and believing everything they hear on CNN Intl and BBC.

[Cicero]

Normally, 9 times out of 10, the party in power loses some seats in the midterm.

That did not happen in 2002, because the Dems screwed up and Bush was popular. The pro-life vote and the Evangelicals, in particular, were a major factor.

This time it's less clear. Bush has not done a whole lot the past two years, compared to his first term, except for the major accomplishment of two strong SCOTUS appointments. It was a big mistake to come out of the gate with Social Security as his lead item, because he lost a ton of momentum on that.

However, it would be delusional to think that Republicans will vote for the Democrats because of Iraq or Foley. Far from it. Republicans who vote regularly will certainly get out and vote Republican. There may be some possible loss among Evangelicals, who in the past often didn't vote, because they were more focused on the next world and not too excited about either party. But I now doubt that, too.

The Dems and the media have done a lot to anger the conservative voters this past month. And they have offered very little in the way of a program to their base. Nothing but Bush hatred, in fact.

It is certainly key to get out and vote, and bring any friends with you that you can.

[joyce11111]

SWEET

[Don Corleone]

All forecasts are reviewable on November 8th.

[DeusExMachina05]

All your diebold belong to us!

[veronica]

I posted the Barrons article at FR early this morning. :)

[Trailerpark Badass]

I want more pictures of distraught moonbats weeping! I think the ones from two years ago are wearing off.

[veronica]

Original article...

[small voice in the wilderness]

Hey, dems! Rovember 7th is just around the corner..tick..tick..;)

[sailor4321]

Rove, you magnificent bastard!

[Sloth]