BREAKING AP POLL--IT'S TIED!

In less than 2 weeks before the Election, the Associated Press has released a brand new poll showing a very tight race between John McCain and Barack Obama.

The poll shows the 2 candidates all even with Obama getting 44% and McCain getting 43%--a statistical tie.

Events over the last 48 hours within the 2 campaigns have indicated movement showing the concern of the Obama campaign and the heightened hopes of the McCain campaign.

For example, Pennsylvania's Governor Ed Rendell has become so concerned over what he once thought was a sure bet for Obama that he has called the candidate back to the state in order to 'reassure rural Democrats.'

In other words, Rendell sees signs of trouble. Obama is losing the 'God and guns' vote in the heartland of Pennsylvania. And the foot-in-mouth nutcase, John Murtha, certainly hasn't helped as he has constantly referred to his own constituents as 'racist' and 'redneck.'

It is also interesting that both McCain and Palin have been stumping in the state heavily over the past 2 days and appear to be unusually upbeat.

Meanwhile, in Missouri, another battleground state showing Obama with a comfortable lead, internal polling data supplied by local candidates for local offices show that the major polls may have drastically underestimated the strength and preferences of Missourians who live outside the large metro areas.

Obama is viewed in those areas as pariah.

There is yet another sign of a possible Truman-like surge for McCain. Police squads all across the country have been placed on high alert in order to be prepared for a possible 'Obama loss'... meaning, of course, that should Obama lose, law enforcement officials expect violence in the streets as the thugs, goons, and moonbats go Neanderthal over their failure to steal an election.

RNC Blows to Bits the 'Obama Bounce' in Polls

Even before Sarah Palin's rip-roaring speech on Wednesday evening, the Republican National Convention had already succeeded in totally obliterating Barack Obama's post-Democratic convention 'bounce' in the polls.

CBS News reported Thursday evening that even before Palin delivered her speech, Obama's poll numbers had dropped by 8 points to tie that of John McCain, making the race a dead-heat.

I can't wait until the latest poll numbers are out, AFTER the Palin grand slam and McCain's acceptance speech.

Make no mistake, my friends, there is a great amount of Obama-fatigue out there, and there are many disenchanted and disenfranchised Democrats who are still galled by the way Hillary Clinton was treated by the Democrats AND the way Sarah Palin has been treated by the mainstream media.

The backlash has begun.