The updated Electoral College Poll continues to show Barack Obama with a commanding lead over John McCain. Although Obama's projected electoral college votes remain unchanged from yesterday at 286, there has been a shift. The poll is now showing John McCain slipping to 225. There are 27 votes listed as a tie.

The drop in McCain's votes is attributable to Florida. Previously he'd held a slim lead in that state, and it's now listed as a tie with both candidates polling 47% of the vote. In the remaining four battleground states, McCain's largest lead is in Indiana, where he holds a slight 48-45% advantage. In North Carolina McCain leads 46-44%. Missouri also shows McCain with a 2% lead, 48-46%. In Ohio, McCain is hanging on to a 1% lead, 47-46%.

It borders on the impossible to think Thursday's scheduled Vice Presidential will provide any positives for the McCain campaign. Yesterday, John McCain spent much of his campaign day taking credit for the passage of the bailout bill, until he was notified it failed. The polls have yet to reflect the impact of his latest blunder.

http://www.electoral-vote.com/

Before you get too excited about McCain crapping his pants again, I want to assure you that this whole thing is nothing more but a media circus, and Obama/McCain are just part of the act.
It is an absolute fact that the bill will be passed and the non passing of the bill is just a part of the circus to create an illusion of a democracy and fight for the American people.

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All the bushists who suggested I leave USA if I don’t like it here for nothing more then speaking out against the hypocrite for which I voted in 2000 (Bush: ‘no nation building’), I would like to invite you all to a beautiful country of Georgia: Russians there have surrendered and left, it’s now all free. Or Iraq. Take Fox News and their Baba O’reilies with you

God Bless U.S.S.A.
Hint to Obama: Russians did in Georgia in 5 days what Americans can not do in Iraq in 5 years.

Well only one candidate has to explain today why he took credit for passing a bill that failed. Hint... It isn't Obama.