Mile-long lines reported for Obama rally in Delray Beach, Florida

[Adenoid_Hynkel]

as heard on twitter - very cool

[tanyev]

1. I bet they're not very enthusiastic, though.

[young but wise]

6. ...............

[skeewee08]

2. I got to move to a swing state...... n/t

[HockeyMom]

3. No, you don't

I've been racking my brain for months trying to figure out the best way to vote so it will COUNT in Florida. I never worried about anything like this in NY.

[skeewee08]

4. It sure will be nice to see President O & FL Michelle

I live in OK, no one comes here....

[Liberal_Stalwart71]

5. I feel the same way living here in Maryland. Romney will get his ass handed to him by 40 points!

He will also go down hard in D.C. The problem is Virginia! We're working hard there every weekend, but this is very difficult. Racism is a disease that cannot be cured.

[LisaL]

10. I know what you mean.

Leaving in a red state, there are barely any signs election is upon us.
This election, especially. I haven't seen one Romney or Obama sign anywhere.
Saw a couple of stickers on cars.

[bigdarryl]

7. when does early voting start in Florida

[Patiod]

8. I don't miss the ads

Living in PA last several elections, we were inundated. It sucked.

On the plus side, four years ago, Obama appeared at a local HS, and one of my hardcore-Dem girlfriends couldn't get in because it was so crowded. On the way home, she saw what she thought looked like Secret Service people outside a local florist, so she went over to check it out. They talked to her and let her hang out, and when the President came to buy flowers for his anniversary, she got to shake his hand! (Of course I was on vacation and missed the whole thing)

Now, fewer chances to see the Obamas, but <ads.

[ItsTheMediaStupid]

9. Our Fickle Friend Mo is Back

Momentum, that is.