A good many races in this election cycle that the Democrats thought that they had a dead-bang lock on have turned around on them and their candidate is either tied neck and neck or is actually behind.
This election is going to depend on turnout. If we get off our butts and go to the polls we will keep control of both the House and the Senate. This means that we will not cut and run from Iraq. We will not see terrorist attacks follow us home as the Islamofascists press their advantage and give us what they believe will be the final push into the mass grave of failed cultures by blowing up American buildings and hijacking airliners over US soil and by sending suicide bombers into our shopping malls and movie theaters.
If we keep control of the legislature we will not see the final two years of the Bush presidency eaten up with useless impeachment hearings and endless congressional investigations into decision which has been made by the Administration for the past six years.
If we beat the Democrats we will see at least one more Supreme Court Justice of the caliber of Roberts or Alito nominated and confirmed rather than a compromise like Sandra Day O'Connor or David Souter.
If the left loses tomorrow we stand a very good chance of seeing the odious death tax permanently repealed and the upholding of the other Bush tax cuts. This will mean that the economy will stand an excellent chance of continuing its recovery with the low unemployment and high stock prices we are currently enjoying.
If we win tomorrow the futures market will not panic and send gasoline prices skyrocketing due to fears of chaos and civil war in Iraq.
If Republicans keep the House and Senate tomorrow we will have the immense pleasure of seeing the Democrat Party implode into an internecine bloodbath of mutual recrimination, finger pointing and bitter feuding between the various interest groups which make up the Jackass Party.
So get up early and go out to the voting place and cast your vote. Then when you get home leave me a comment here and tell me about it.
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