THE LAST DAY OF CAMPAIGNING – AT 8:00 P.M. ET:  And it's almost over.  A sweep of the news networks and the internet this evening reveals that nothing important has changed today. 

Democrats may be feeling a bit more optimistic in West Virginia, and Republicans seem somewhat spirited about Washington state.  But these are feelings.  There has been no last-minute jolt, no major event in the news that migjht change things.

Fox News is putting great emphasis on the possibility of voter fraud, and has even set up an e-mail address for voters to report suspicions.  It's Voterfraud@Foxnews.com.  Fox's Eric Shawn reports that many, many complaints have already come in.  In very close elections, this is the issue to watch.

If you want an indication of what, at base, this election is about, look no further than a headline today at Salon:

The unbearable stupidity of American voters 

Nice, huh?  That is the attitude that Americans see coming from the liberal left, and, for good reason, they don't like it.  How many votes do you think you get by calling voters "stupid"?  I believe that, although the economy is the main issue, there is an underlying resentment toward the snotties in the Obama administration and in the liberal media, and they are being sent a clear message.

We'll be blogging tomorrow, tomorrow night, and through Wednesday morning, until control of each body of Congress is decided.  I have a recurring dream about Barbara Boxer's concession speech.  Oh yes, I have a dream today.

November 1, 2010