A very interesting animation by Tim Klimowicz that helps you visualize the reality of the fallen soldiers in Iraq and how different it feels from seeing a story on the news with the latest casualty numbers.

Here's your chance to mess up Drudge.
Currently, he has a poll on the headline of the year.  Needless to say, most of them tend to be right-leaning.  

The current leader is "BUSH WINS"

I suggest you go over there and vote for "IRAQ WAR CONTINUES AMID INSURGENCY"

Go to http://www.drudgereport.com/

Update [2004-11-14 22:6:28 by javier1980]:Added time of interview
On Monday Simon Rosenberg will do a live interview with Michelangelo Signorile on Sirius OutQ (the gay radio channel).  The show is on from 2pm - 6pm ET The interview will be at 3:30 PM Eastern.

You can listen live here

You can also call in live at:
1-866-305-OUTQ (6887)

This is a good chance for people to get their questions out there and start shaping the future of the Democratic party.

We are now heading into the home stretch and we are going to win the White House.  If we make this a decisive win then the legal battles of the coming week will be minimal.  This means we can finally take a break and rest.  

But Starting in November the new battle begins.  President Kerry's first hundred days and a Bill that would roll back taxes on those making more than $200,000.  So President Kerry has an uphill battle with a republican House that will probably be very uncooperative.

So once you recover from the celebration hangover start thinking of how we, as newly proven Democratic grassroots tool, can help President Kerry achieve his first and most important legislative victory.  

We need to keep the momentum going to make President Kerry's First 100 days successful.  Thankfully he won't be taking any "working vacations".  Remember starting November 3rd it'll be 729 days till the next midterm elections and we have Speaker Pelosi.  

So Kentucky voters now have this lovely piece of republican smearing to listen to:

This from the people supporting a candidate who said:

Politics as usual.

I became a U.S. citizen in 1988 when I was 8 years old.  At the time I really didn't understand how difficult it is for an honest hardworking human being to be allowed to become part of the greatest democracy on the planet.  My grandfather was a migrant worker for decades before he settled in Illinois.  My father, as a young man, fixed railroads all over the Midwest.  So it is very alarming to me that congress is trying to destroy the few rights non-citizens have in this country.

In the extended entry you can find a letter from Terry McAuliffe asking for Kerry supporters to take action before and after the debate.  As you already know, it is the post-debate spin that helps define the winner.

So take action and prevent Judy, Bill and Wolf from twisting the results.