Real Clear Politics has twelve House seats leaning Democratic and eighteen as tossups. To me that means that all we have to do is win three of those tossup seats to win control of the House. Therefore I feel very good about our chances four days from today. (Oh, and they also have six Senate seats leaning Democratic as of right now, albeit by very slim margins in Virginia, Montana, and Missouri. I think the tide is moving our way, or at least I hope it is.)


In this election season, I can’t help but think about Al Gore sometimes. Apparently neither can Donna Woodka of Changing Places. In 2000 we knew it would be bad if George W. Bush was elected. Of course none of us knew how bad. I’ve talked about all this before. I hope Al Gore runs in 2008. If not, there are other good candidates who can lead us forward from here, but I’ll always wish, to a certain extent, that Al Gore could be that leader.


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