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I think he was in Des Moines within the last 2 weeks or so.

It ain't over 'til it's over, not real hopeful at this point. But no sense in giving up either.

The MSM hatchet jobs, especially on Sarah, plus the blowback from Bush haven't helped. It wouldn't be so bad if they just report the truth, but any little thing, they blow up like it is some terrible scandal.

She's still drawing huge crowds everywhere she goes so that tells me that despite all their efforts to cut her off at the pass and what I'm seeing on the web, the people, and not just the religious supporters, can't get enough of her.

Don't rule IA out yet I know a long time democratic party activist. He has told me a couple of interesting things in the past few weeks. Long time party faithful (older female voters) have told him they will not vote for Obama. (IA has a lot of old female widows that own farmland! 1/2 of some small towns are made of female widows)

He has been calling democrats for Obama and getting a lot of "undecided" answers from Democrats. Remember, these are calls from local people to local people. His take is the undecideds will be votes for McCain. They won't admit it to their own people.

My thoughts on McCain in IA.. He needs to stay away and send Palin. He ignored the caucuses and has been against Ethanol. Right or wrong, he isn't liked in IA because of those two issues... We are probably in trouble if it comes down to IA... Just my two cents...

It ain't over 'til it's over, not real hopeful at this point.

Things are looking quite good for a McCain/Palin win next month. The only way they lose is if enough supposed conservatives buy into this media nonsense and stay home. If we turn out like we did in 2004, Obama/Biden lose.