The GOP and John McCain are saying that voters should vote for either so that Democrats don’t win the particular branch of government that the person speaking at the time is not running in.  This is the argument that the GOP is using to urge voters to vote for their candidate to stop the Democrats from winning the majority in Congress and also winning the Executive office.  Yes, this is what the congressional candidates have in their arsenal to try and prevent their democratic rivals from winning their Senate and House seats on Nov 4th.  Don’t vote for my opponent because John McCain is going to lose.  Sen. McCain’s closing argument, don’t vote for Sen. Obama because my congressional colleagues are going to lose all the seats in contention in their States and Districts on Nov 4th.  Neither the GOP nor McCain offer any real solutions to the real problems facing Americans but again are trying to use the same scare tactics that they used in 2004.  They are hoping that Americans have a short memory, and by short I mean nonexistent.  They hope Americans will forget that it was GOP policies, endorsed wholeheartedly by Sen. John McCain,  and the policies of  its leader George W. Bush, who McCain voted with 90% of the time, that caused our current crisis. 

This is a losing argument for Sen. John McCain and the GOP and it just shows how both are completely out of touch with the American people. They are basically admitting that either is going to lose so vote for me.   We have absolutely nothing in terms of policies to help you and the policies proposed by our democratic opponents are far superior than anything we can come up with so vote for us because we don’t want them to be successful.  Rediculous closing argument. 

To be effective, a Democratic president needs the support of a Democratic congress.  We need a real break from the last eight years and a completely new direction.  Lets do what we need to do in order to make that happen.  This will be a very close race, so please VOTE and encourage others to vote.