The Republicans are surging nationwide in the final days before the election and have closed the gap in a number of key races. Will it be enough for them to hold onto the House or Senate? Let's take a closer look at all of the battleground states.
I know you will all be shocked by this, but the Bush administration pushed the Iraqis to declare a verdict in the Saddam Hussein trial in order for a more favorable election result for the GOP. This is yet another sign that the Bush administration will do absolutely anything to manipulate the ignorant electorate.
The battle for control of the Senate is starting to come into better focus. Some new polls have been released that show some challengers fading away and others coming on strong.
Depending on who you listen to, the Democrats are expected to pick up anywhere from 15 to 50 seats in the House next week. Picking up 50 seats is highly unlikely, but the Democrats need only the 15 to regain control of the House. MyDD has a detailed forecast of many of the House races and predicts a Democratic gain of between 21-26 seats.
John Kerry was making some jokes at the expense of President Bush in a speech yesterday, but that didn't stop the Republicans from splicing his speech and making him sound like he doesn't support the troops.
