And not just once. Northern VA is a HUGE part of your ability to turn VA blue - and after McCain/Palin came with their 23,000 crowd - we need you to come and blow that figure out of the water. We're moderates here - and we don't like evangelicals running the government.

Hi Everyone,I came across this great artcile submited by Hilary Rosen on cnnpolitics.com. Her strategic thoughts on how to counter attack the GOPs' deplorable agressions on the Obama/Biden ticket is totally aligned with the spirit of our campaign: Focused on the issues. http://edition.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/09/03/rosen.palin/?iref=mpstoryview

What a great way this would be to live out the sentence "we are not a liberal America, or a conservative America, but the United States of America."

The message of change sure would be heard if party weren't an issue when choosing secretaries. There are many capable and like-minded people in both major parties who would make great cabinet secretaries.

PLOT: Show a man in 2000 choosing Republican over democrat. Then show him losing a job...something like "I can't afford to keep you". Next show him in 2004 choosing a Republican over democrat, next show his empty wallet as he has goes to pay $4 a gallon at the pump. Next show the same man in 2008. But pause with the following text on screen "Can you really afford another republican president?"

I think a candidate's decision making process is more important than their experience. While Palin may be the second coming for republicans, McCain didn't seem to do his homework. point out as many instances as possible where McCain made a decision that was made without facts, Iraq, VP, etc...