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only about 20 have voted so far.

Sorry for the short diary

Icecrown and the Frozen Throne

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Ohio again will be the key swing state in this election - and the Ohio Democratic Party and Obama for Ohio are working day and night to turn this state blue. The key issue in Ohio is the economy. Ohio has been devastated by the last eight years of failed Republican policy. The effects of these GOP failures are highlighted in our newly release radio and TV ads.

The Ohio Democratic Party will release a series of five radio ads tomorrow morning throughout Ohio entitled "Not Numbers." The new series of radio ads will highlight the economic devastation left in the wake of the 1,087 factories and companies in Ohio that shut down or had mass layoffs under George W. Bush, costing more than 180,000 Ohio jobs. John McCain describes these years as a time of "great progress" for the economy.

In a moment of drama usually reserved for US court rooms, Mr Waxman showed off pictures of the grand staircase, sparkling fountain and white columns at the St Regis Resort in Monarch Beach, California. AIG executives had - according to the congressmen - convened there for a week-long retreat just one week after the US Treasury saved it from certain failure with an $85bn (€62bn, £48bn) bail-out. Bills showed the fallen insurer - and, some argued, US taxpayers - had paid nearly $200,000 for rooms, $150,000 for meals and $23,000 in spa charges.

Bailout is sure helping the economy...NOT!

Well, at least he was in favor of MLK Day.

Eventually.

Presidential hopeful John McCain has a connection to a former Alabama state trooper charged with the murder of a man at the height of the civil rights movement, according to documents obtained by The Star.

In the early 1990s, Sen. McCain, R-Ariz., wrote a letter to the State Department regarding James B. Fowler, who was at the time imprisoned in Thailand on narcotics charges.

Democrats can say they are better than Republicans as much as they want, but what have they done to put some teeth into the bailout proposals? Some attempts and then surrender. How does AIG get away with an obscenely rich getaway for their execs just days after the bailout? Arent there some conditions made when a bailout is extended to a company? What are the Democratic members of the bailout proposal team doing? yes, the Democrats are better. But they haven't done much to prevent corporate larceny.

There should be laws where bonuses and salaries exceeding a certain amount should be subject to prorated vesting over time. If no law is feasible, shareholders should be allowed to vote on such conditions. It is ridiculous how CEOs make millions when things go good but in the worst case, do not lose any money when things go really bad. And in a lot of cases, they make a lot of money when things go bad.

Cross-posted at THE MOOSE

I live about a half hour from the Northern Virginia suburbs, and things seem to be going well for Obama in this region. I have actually spent most of my grassroots time up in Pennsylvania's York, Chester, and Delaware Counties. It has just been my hunch that the DEMS could use some more help there, as opposed to NoVA.

I think I have changed my mind, and am now motivated to take a couple days off to help get out the vote in the Arlington, VA area after reading this letter delivered to homes sporting Obama signs/stickers:

Folks, we are a month away from (no cliché this time, anyone thinking this is hype doesn't own a home, have a 401k, or a job effected by the credit crunch) the most critical election in the last 50 years.

We also are perhaps seeing the dying throes of a strategy that has moved this country to the right since Nixon: the death of the Southern Strategy:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_st rategy