[GretchenM]

This was supposed to be the first photo.

[GretchenM]

President Bush and first lady Laura Bush greet Rudy Giuliani and his wife Judith Nathan

TSTC Airport, Sunday, in Waco. Guiliani is joining Bush to campaign with him in the battleground states of Colorado and Iowa.

Sporting a 'W' mohawk hairstyle, Sebastian Perron, from Cocoa, Beach, Fla., joins supporters in cheering President Bush and first lady Laura Bush arrival at a campaign rally at Space Coast Stadium Saturday in Melbourne, FL

[GretchenM]

Patting seven-month-old Jackson Overholt's head at a campaign rally at Ty Cobb Field Saturday, Oct. 23, 2004 in Lakeland, FL

Liz Cheney, a senior adviser on the Bush-Cheney campaign, takes on Joe Lockhart, a senior adviser to the Kerry-Edwards campaign, on CBS's Face the Nation in Washington, Sunday

[GretchenM]

Lisa DeDore carries a large Bush Cheney campaign sign, shielding herself from a steady rain, after demonstrating with a group of Bush supporters outside a Rev. Al Sharpton speech in downtown Milwaukee Saturday. DeDore, a high school senior, is with the Chicago public school's group, Mikva Challenge, an organization whose goal is to develop the next generation of civic leaders through hands-on learning experiences in the democratic process. The Chicago students traveled to Wisconsin this weekend to participate in both Democrat and Republican party campaign activities.

The Cheneys wave to supporters at a campaign rally, Grand Junction, Colo., Saturday

Cheney waves to supporters at a campaign rally at the airport in Grand Junction, Colo., on Saturday. U.S. Senate candidate Pete Coors, center, and U.S. House candidate Greg Walcher, right, applaud

Vice President Dick Cheney smiles as he speaks to supporters at a town hall meeting, Friday, Oct. 22, 2004 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

[hershey]

Wow! What a handsome couple. Looking at the pictures of where they've been in the past few days, plus thinking of all the other campaign stops, I couldn't help but wonder what GW thinks of the size and scope of this country and its citizens...so vast and so many of us. What an experience. I read where he usually has four stump speeches a day, and that's remarkable. He puts so much energy into them, it has to be exhausting, but gets so much positive feedback, that he's energized all over again. I can't imagine that Kerry has the same positive experience.