Wow, when this is over, it's going to take a book to discuss all of the innovative ways the Obama Campaign has used web technology.

Here's the latest called 'Under the Radar':
http://radar.barackobama.com/

It's an interactive map of the U.S. using geo-positioning to map out all the robo-call smears that the McCain campaign is currently inflicting on the country.

Ken Adelman explains why he's voting for Obama:

Granted, McCain's views are closer to mine than Obama's. But I've learned over this Bush era to value competence along with ideology. Otherwise, our ideology gets discredited, as it has so disastrously over the past eight years.

From Debra Shore's latest newsletter:

I am supporting the re-election of my colleagues Frank Avila, Kathleen Meany and Cynthia Santos to the Board of the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District. They are smart, they have provided good stewardship of the District's resources, and they are committed to green initiatives.

See also, http://debrashore.org

How Did This Happen?:

How Did This Happen? (HowDidThisHappen.org) is an education campaign of the Center for American Progress Action Fund and Media Matters Action Network to stop conservatives from rewriting history and highlight how conservatives and their ideology are primarily to blame for the current financial crisis.

I mean, after Scott McClellan, who's next? Dubya? Cindy? Barry Goldwater?

McCain: "My friends, We've got them just where we want them'".

Sounds a little like Inspector Clouseau just before the ceiling caves in and he gets hit with a ton of plucked chicken feathers.

Election Day is only two weeks away.

It's important to set aside some time from now until Nov. 4 and devote it to helping get our candidates elected both here in Illinois and around the country.

On the weekends there's carpooling and canvassing. On weekday nights, there's phone-banking and postcard-writing. Taking the day off and helping out on Monday (11/3) or election-day Tuesday (11/4) is also an extremely important way of making a contribution.

The editorial page of the Chicago Tribune this afternoon endorsed Barack Obama for president, the first time in the newspaper's 161-year history that it has backed the Democratic Party nominee for president. [Christi Parsons, Obama wins Chi. Tribune endorsement, The Swamp, 10/17/2008]

Why is it that Republicans only start to notice you once your income soars above six figures?

I guess that's when all their polices finally have a chance to work. I mean, vouchers for schools, tax credits for health care -- that's only going to work if you can bring to the table some serious money on your own.

For the rest of us, it's 'you're on your own'.

Hats off to the Volunteers for Daniel Biss for State Rep (distr. 17). As I was walking to the Niles Township Meetup, there were Daniel Biss lawnsigns on both sides of the street. It really seemed like I was walking through Daniel Biss Country.