The last thing I would want to do is discourage any capable and qualified  voter from heading out today to vote. Now by capable and qualified I mean  someone who is actually a citizen and someone who has somewhat of a clue as to  what is going on out there. The sad truth is that there are going to be legions  of voters like that idiot woman at an Obama rally who thought that once Obama  wins here mortgage payments and gas for her car were going to be taken care of.   
Obama is going to win this thing. There are only two mysteries left. How  big will the victory be, and will Obama get a filibuster-proof U.S. Senate.
  So ... some Election Day thoughts:
  Thanks, Republicans. This one belongs to you. The Republican Party  completely abandoned its principles after the voter revolution of 1994. The GOP  became the party of big spending and big government. Beltway Republicans became  drunk on power and completely forgot why they were there. They gave us no real  reason to go to the polls and vote for them save for that filibuster-proof  Senate scare and the fear of what the election of a Marxist will mean to our  freedoms.
  Thanks, George Bush. Thanks for your spectacular lack of leadership on  issues of spending and big government over the past two terms. You get all the  credit in the world for keeping America safe from another terrorist attack ... but  when a president signs a bill he thinks is unconstitutional (McCain-Feingold)  just because he thinks the Supreme Court will straighten things out; and when a  president introduces grand new entitlement programs (Medicare drug benefits) and  fails to veto even one pork-laden spending bill ... well, the result is an  uninspired electorate and ... Barack Obama.
  Thanks, Public Schools and Teacher Unions. Back to that woman at the Obama rally: Does  she really believe that once Obama is elected she won't have to worry about  putting gas in her car or paying her mortgage? Yup, she probably does. Then we  have those Harlem voters who think that Barack Obama did a fine job in selecting  Sarah Palin as his running mate. This election, more than any I can remember,  illustrates why Democrats are so determined to preserve our system of government  education. American voters are, for the most part, spectacularly uninformed  about the issues and the candidates they are voting for. Did I say  "uninformed?" I meant to say ignorant. For the most part these people casting  ballots today could not name their two U.S. Senators and their Congressman if  their flat-screens and cell phones depended on it. Things are only going to get  worse. Get ready for an all-out war on school choice .. and that includes the  home schooling option. The era of the teacher's unions is upon us.
  And thanks Voters. This is an election that has been driven by wealth envy  and celebrity worship. I really don't see any of this changing anytime soon ...  so, whatchagonnado? 
  I really should be saving most of this for tomorrow .. when we find out just  how much trouble our Republic is really in. For today ... all we can  realistically hope for is keeping those big-government numbers down in the  Senate.