[NYC_BULLMOOSE]

Only covering Cities in Four States at the Moment (even weather.com is in the bag for ObamaMesiah...)

But covers the big ones OH, FL, PA, and big MO...

Looks like very nice weather -- turn-out should be high (I had frankly been hoping for a little rain in Philly...)

-- ALL THE MORE REASON FOR US ALL TO WORK HARD TO GOTV for McCain/Palin... Anybody besides me working the phones on Monday and Tuesday?

[Fred]

Spread the word to all those coal swing states, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Colorado, New Mexico, and Virginia.

Obama will bankrupt coal companies - Official calls comments 'unbelievable'...

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2122918/posts?q=1&;page=71#71

What Obama's plans are for the coal industry--- “So if somebody wants to build a coal-powered plant, they can,” Obama said. “It's just that it will bankrupt them because they're going to be charged a huge sum for all that greenhouse gas that's being emitted.”

[Boucheau]

I’m doing my rain-dance now.

[Quackattack]

More rain, more GOP votes, right?

[icwhatudo]

The info you linked is outdated.

Current forecast for Philly is 60% chance of showers.

[madameguinot]

Polls are often wrong as are weather reports! Thanks for the update, though!

[txhurl]

‘even weather.com is in the bag for Obama’

Worse, even the weather is!

[Artemis Webb]

I think your line of thinking is all wet. In past elections the Democrats depended on high voter turnout among the elderly who thought that the Democrats were still the party of FDR. The elderly as a rule of thumb would not go out in bad weather and that was good for the GOP.

NOW however I suspect grandma and grandpa are going to have a hard time pulling the lever for some guy named Barack Hussein Obama. Indeed a believe a lot of them will jump to McCain. Just as one elderly lifelong Democrat I personally know.

Young people and those who worship the products of the Ivy League schools are the base of the Obama campaign and they are not going to be put off my ANY bad weather.

We want clear skies on November 4th.

[snippy_about_it]

I was hoping for bad weather. :-(

[proudtobeanamerican1]

Keep praying.

[Yardstick]

What do the internals of these weather reports look like?

[HelloooClareece]

The weather doesn’t matter, the long lines do.

From my personal observations at early voting I am beginning to realize that young people and African Americans have an aversion to long lines.

:)