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I think you're correct. I post on the Genespage Political Message board, which is a small part of one of the sports message boards for Mississippi State University. It seems every time I post something, there's two or three people making a counterpost. To be fair, these guys are regs, and I've known of them for a long time. However, they seem to be up 24/7, so it wouldn't surprise me that maybe B. Hussein Obama is paying them to make counterpoints.

I couldn't read Hillbuzz because the it's blocked on my computer here, but I heard Rush talk about it.

If B. Hussein's goal was to dispirit us, he utterly failed. Instead, I think he's pi$$ed off the Conservative base enough that they're going to come out in droves. In contrast, there's enough people leery of what B. Hussein might do when he's in office that they might not vote, or vote Palin when they get in the voting booth. With 130,000,000 people voting in an election, I think polls are a vague gauge at best, utter BS at worst.

I've always believed that B. Hussein Obama has to be at least 10 points ahead the Monday before the election for him to win. All credible polls are within the margin of error. I predict that, as of November 5, "The Bradley Effect" and "The Wilder Effect" will be combined to become "The Obama Effect".

If B. Hussein's goal was to dispirit us, he utterly failed. Instead, I think he's pi$$ed off the Conservative base enough that they're going to come out in droves.

I think you're right.

They've driven me to a white hot fury.