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Just beware that their will be a flood of polls released next week that will have been taken at the height of Obama's popularity.

They are going to show big leads for him, and the MSM is going to be trumpeting the race as being over. While completely predictable, it is not accurate.

Obama is slightly ahead right now, but McCain is still well positioned. A well run convention, and strong campaign from here on out can definitely propel him to the White House.

This is the first time in a while that I can say I'm glad to be a republican. I almost opted out when McCain was nominated, nearly registered as an independent. But knowing that Palin is the pick, and she will be President one day has lifted my spirits to say the least. If the rest of the base is energized as I am, this race is over. Kerry lost by 3 million votes. Add in a few million of hillary’s supporters, with a few million illegals voting for the Amnesty kid and the race is over. The problem is stopping McCain after the election. But we've got a few months to work on that and enjoy life.