Great point Chris. But I'll put my money on the Repubs making hay out of Congress' performance since the Dems took over and their mouthpieces will chant the mantra. Bush will certainly dog them, but that won't stop them from bringing it up.

So Pelosi being the first female speaker of the House didn't garner any attention? And Reid being the Senate Majority Leader of a Senate with one of the lowest approval ratings in history?

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/c…

I guarantee you that between now and November, the Right's mouthpieces will make sure everyone in the country knows who they are.

So where is their self criticism? Does Obama = Pelosi? Does Biden = Reid?

Oh no… I bet Obama is quakin in his boots right now. Don't you dare compare him to two politicians that most people don't know!

Meanwhile, Bush is very well known and absolutely despised by most of the country.

Where did you get the idea that I was going to “vote for more of the same”? I just pointed out how often the D's vote with each other and how I think the R's could use that next week. I mean, it's not like Pelosi and Reid are all that popular either.

And speaking of facts:

“When doing so, they [voters] may wish to consider that Obama's votes were in line with the president's position 40 percent of the time in 2007. That shouldn't be terribly surprising. Even the Senate's Democratic leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, voted with Bush 39 percent of the time last year…So to sum up, McCain has indeed voted to support the unpopular Bush 95 percent of the time most recently, but less so in earlier years. And Obama has voted pretty close to 100 percent in line with fellow Democrats during his brief Senate career.”

http://www.factcheck.org/askfactcheck/is_it_tru…

It's obvious you have your preferred candidate; and that's great. But I have a hard time understanding how I can be accused of “wanting more of the same” by simply asking questions about both sides and looking for facts. Call me a right winger if you want because I don't share your zeal. True “moderation” indeed.

Facts are truly facts.

McCain has voted with Bush 90% of the time since 2001. He brought up his average by voting with Bush 95% of the time in 2007–the year he really had to pander to the base.

McCain is pretty much the same as Bush!

Annual averages since 2001 available at the link!!!

McCain has voted with Republicans 83% making him the 65th most partisan Senator. Biden has voted with Democrats 96.6% of the time making his the 8th most partisan senator and Obama isn't far behind at 96% making him the 11th most partisan. So where is their self criticism? Does Obama = Pelosi? Does Biden = Reid? No thats not a message they want to get out is it?