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Senator Bob Corker offered his interesting perspective a moment ago on what he expects from tonight.

On television today a Democratic operative pointed out that when Obama holds a rally 25-30,000 people show up, whereas when McCain holds one he only draws 10-15,000.

The Republican spokesman replied, "That's because McCain's supporters are at work."

Freddie O’Connell attends a mock presidential debate between Rep. Jim Cooper and Mayor Bill Haslam and comes away with good feelings about the future:

I still can’t decide if it’s a good show or not, but I like it.  I watched two episodes back to back last night because I’d forgotten it was on (not a good sign) but squealed with delight over and over while watching (a good sign).

If you're like I once was, you see the occasional stories on television about teachers and coaches who have sexually abused their students, and you think it could never happen to your kid.

This is beyond belief.
Obama’s campaign has asked Missouri Law Enforcement to target anyone who disagrees with Barack Obama, and “lies or runs a misleading television ad” that they don’t agree with during the presidential campaign.
And they saw absolutely no problem with asking police to arrest those who they deem to be ‘lying’…their definition, [...]

This is beyond belief.

Obama's campaign has asked Missouri Law Enforcement to target anyone who disagrees with Barack Obama, and "lies or runs a misleading television ad" that they don't agree with during the presidential campaign.

And they saw absolutely no problem with asking police to arrest those who they deem to be 'lying'...their definition, of course.

Obama says John McCain hoodwinked him: