Wow, it seems it never ends for the GOP. The latest news, just this week, has one of the top evangelical leaders embroiled in a gay sex and/or drug controversy, Republican congressman Bob Ney actually resigned from Congress, and the Army Times is poised to call for the departure of Donald Rumsfeld on Monday. No, it never ends for the GOP until we, the voters, put an end to it ourselves, and bring a new direction for this country.

The battle for the Senate is about as close as it could be, with the balance of power to be decided, ostensibly, by three tossup states: Tennessee, Missouri, and Virginia. I personally don’t think Tennessee is a possibility. Harold Ford talked a good talk yesterday afternoon on MSNBC with Tim Russert. And he seemed convincing, but I just really doubt he’ll be able to overcome so many years of racism in his state. There doesn’t seem to be a major center of liberalism in Tennessee as there is in Virginia, for example. I hope Ford can win, but I wouldn’t bet on it. On the other hand, if the Dems win Missouri and Virginia, they will in all likelihood control the Senate. Let’s keep our fingers crossed. Only three more days until the election.


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