The Whole Delivery

The polls sometimes don't lie. And thankfully, that seems to be the case right now (although we can never be too sure with these news organizations). The momentum of this election is shifting, and the ticket of Barack Obama and Joe Biden are on the verge of a landslide of things continue on their current form. And this turn of events, from a neck and neck race ("The polls are getting tight" was the tired cliche phrase you heard for the last three months) to now, isn't even primarily because of them. As we have highlighted all week, conservatives from the sad sight that is the John McCain/Sarah Plain ticket to right wing talking heads blaming Blacks and Latinos for the economy's horrible state that their corrupt policies have put us in, this is turning uglier and uglier as the lead grows wider and wider because of the SOP's obnoxious ways starting to fully be on display. And even both welcoming and alarming at the same time is the fact that the polls and the ne...

From MLB.com Whatever the result is after tonight's game, no one can be utterly disappointed in the seasons of both the Chicago White Sox and the Minnesota Twins. Picked to be the two bridesmaids of both the pre-season World Series hyped Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Indians, both of these teams have once again showed how difficult and capricious the American League Central can be, even with its East counterparts were the better division this year. However, that will not be enough solace for the loser of tonight's one-off battle for the division crown. Sadly, that will be the position of Ron Gardenhire's side, as the late night travel to Chicago, along with the experience of the 2005 champions (and a loaded line up with star rookie Alexi Ramirez) will have the White Sox celebrating into the postseason.

As you can see here, the deadline day for registration is due as early as Friday. So if you aren't in your state and you still want to cast your vote there, you better get on it as soon as possible. Because if you don't, then your only option is to place your checkmark in your surrogate state. It comes down to one game today to see who will be this year's winners of the American League Central Division, when the Twins and the White Sox do battle today on Chicago's South side. Both of these two teams were suppose to finish third and fourth in the division, as the Indians and the Tigers were slated to be the last two standing here. The Read DemFromCt's A.P.R.U Specifically, from today's A.P.R.U, the "war on contraception" from the Bush Administration is going down. And a lot of people will be pissed about this. A lot. Have a good day here at TWD, and elsewhere!