By “caught” do you mean “reported by the Obama campaign itself in its disclosures to the FEC”? And by “Obama has been caught violating” do you really mean “contributors have been violating”? And by “running well into the millions” do you mean before or after refunds?

McCain’s desperate attempt to smear Obama isn’t going to work. Hillary Clinton found that out during the primaries. The overwhemling majority of Americans – Republicans included – knowthat Obama is a man of moral character. Calling him a terrorist and attempting once again to put Jerimiah Wright’s words into his mouth will only anger the electorate even more.

Obama’s right. McCain is out of ideas (he didn’t have many to begin with). He continues to slide in the polls and there’s nothing he can do to stop it. McCain blundered when he snuggled up to the neo-cons, he blundered when he chose that idiot Palin (to be fair, he had no choice; everyone else turned him down), he blundered with his suspended campain stunt, and he’s blundering again in attacking Obama instead of his policy positions. His every action as a candidate thus far evidences that he’d be a horrible president. He really would be Bush III. Sorry John, but America won’t stand for that.

http://www.fivethirtyeight.com/2008/10/on-road-st-louis-county-missouri.html

Ground game is no game; it’s Obama playing a very strong game of solitaire against a McCain campaign that’s effectively folded – and not just in Michigan. McCain’s going down like Custer against Sitting Bull.

Well, I’ll never believe it–why I give more than I ought. I still stand by what I wrote above.

Honestly, anyone that is not well versed on the issues at this point is going to vote on emotion anyway which is why you’re seeing all of the negative campaign tactics. If you want to hear about the issues, tune into the debate or read the candidates websites. If you want emotion-provoking rhetoric, listen to a campaign rally. Obama does it too. All he talks about is how bad things are for people. I think what comes out of his mouth is overwhelmingly negative. It angers people and provokes support without really understanding how he will change things or if he will really follow through on things.

The question that the GOP is trying to bring out in people and what all voters intending to vote for Barack Obama should ask themselves is, “Do I trust him?” If you do trust him, why do you trust him? If you can answer that with facts, then vote for him.

The AIP founder, Joe Vogler, made the comments in 1991, in an interview that’s now housed at the Oral History Program in the Rasmuson Library at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks.

“The fires of hell are frozen glaciers compared to my hatred for the American government,” Vogler said in the interview, in which he talked extensively about his desire for Alaskan secession, the key goal of the AIP.

“And I won’t be buried under their damn flag,” Vogler continued in the interview, which also touched on his disappointment with the American judicial system. “I’ll be buried in Dawson. And when Alaska is an independent nation they can bring my bones home.”

I keep hearing this, but between RNC dough, in kind contributions (pollsters et al), 527s, and any number of ways to easily skirt The Law, the Republicans still have a near unlimited well of money in which to dip. The difference is that the Dems have much more than ever before and the gap has narrowed. But let’s not pretend for a moment that the party of Scaife, Big Tobacco, Big Oil, Big Pharma, and Big Douchcebag has less money than the other party.

Obama has my vote because he has been more focused on what we can do as Americans, what we should be doing, and how we can do it. I have heard little of this from the McCain/Palin side. I am sick of the negativity.

Those of you who support McCain need to stop being selfish, and start putting your country and your fellow Americans first. Believe that your country deserves better.

We are not going to let you bring our country, our economy, and our status down even further.

Politics is an ugly sport and it is about to get uglier. Obama is the second largest recipient of money from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, second only to Dodd. He will be tarred from the same brush as the Republicans start to point out who has lobbied for ever more reckless behavior on the part of these fallen financial juggernauts.

Our entire economy has been put in peril. Strangely there hasn’t been much mention yet about Barney Frank and his lobbying on behalf of his homosexual spouse. But Barney is on record as stating that these two fallen financial angels should push the envelope even further. He helped defeat Republican legislation that would have attempted to put some sort of safeguards on this typical failed Democratic social experiment.

McCain would be a fool not to bring up the Democrat’s role in all of this. And while Obama has not been there long enough to have abetted ruining our economy at the Senate level He is on record as been the second highest recipient of the campaign bribery money that Fannie Mae spread around to to get away with all that they did. And coincidently Fannie Mae has served as a crooked cash cow retirement fund for career Democratic hacks. Yep it’s going to get pretty ugly, all McCain has to do is tell the truth about what the Democrats have wrought.

Mccain is desparate.