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I wasn't criticising Powell. It seems that the negativity of McCain's campaign has really back fired on him and that has helped Obama open up more of a lead.

My first reaction to Powell backing Obama was that he was just trying to get with the winning team, to try and get a nice job with Obama. It's all starting to look like something really big will have to happen for Obama to lose.

There is an alternative, Andy. :D 'The Sun's' 1992 General Election day front cover:

Is that on tomorrow? It's being shown live over here, so I might take a keek at it.

Ace. If only the T-shirts with that picture had that slogan on them, I would buy one.

The combover is one of mankind's finest inventions.

I'm not surprised. I'm used to watching BBC news, which is required to be neutral, and I would have to say that a lot of the media coverage came across as pretty pro-Obama, so the Republicans probably feel they have to do something.

I went for McCain, mainly since no-one else has. I'm not that bothered who wins the election, but I have a sneaky feeling that McCain will win.

I understand more Swedish than I thought. :D

Brilliant. Polticians have been scaring folk with the threat of terrorism to ge their own way for the last few years, but you're scared when Obama speaks positively. :D I don't like it either.

Guys, is this Obama-Clinton battle as big in America as the media is making out here? Are most Americans really that bothered? I recent years only about half of the British electorate has actually voted when given the opportunity.

Why?

And not enough sexism...

Maybe, but it isn't far off the mark.