Good news and bad news for John McCain. For the second straight day, he has narrowed the gap with Barack Obama. McCain trails 50-43 percent in Wednesday's Gallup Poll. That's two percentage points closer than Tuesday and three points better than Monday. That's the good news for McCain and the GOP. Here's the bad news: For the entire month of October, McCain has never been above the 43 percent mark. Which is even lower than George W. Bush was polling this time last we met. Meanwhile, Obama has been at or above the winning 50 percent mark most of this month. McCain and Sarah Palin have tried attacking Obama to boost their poll numbers. But that hasn't worked, at least yet. Now McCain says he has a winning strategy for tonights debate. He plans to attack Obama head-on with the William Ayers scanda. Obama, meanwhile, continues to press his point that America needs a change in direction in the White House. For now most Americans are telling pollsters they like Obama's message better, so says the polls. But never underestimate the evil power of the republican party. This is the same party who rigged the last 2 elections, who says they won't rig this one? VOTE. And vote democratic!
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