I found a couple items that we can have some fun with folks.  First, we all know that Donald Trump is a very shrewd business man, and he's always had a uncanny ability to read the proverbial tea leaves when it comes to changing horses mid stream........so, for those of you who keep a watchful eye on the FEC, and who is donating to who, I give you this interesting donation  from the DONALD.

Call me crazy, but looks to me like the Donald is sensing a SERIOUS change in the tide, and expects the Democrats to take back Control of at least the House, and perhaps the Senate as well.  As they say, FOLLOW THE MONEY.

Then, we have this little antedote from FOX News (the Bush Network) that I find VERY INTERESTING. Either we have a friendly Democrat in site editting, or FOX News is also reading the tea leaves and doing a little pre-election forecasting of their own in the lay out of these pictures.  OUR John Hall is on top of the HEAP, with Sue Kelly second, and Rigger third (finishing above Judith, the Republican Lite candidate-AKA Katonah plant), and I'll not even mention the  last guy, who should have dropped out of the race a month ago.

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New York Republican Congresswoman Targeted By Musician and Other Eager Dems

Monday, August 14, 2006 By Kelley Beaucar Vlahos http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,208194,00.html WASHINGTON — If rock and roll were the answer, singer and songwriter John Hall would fill the bill for New York's 19th Congressional District. Formerly of the band "Orleans," Hall, a community activist and former school board president and county legislator, has a bevy of old school musicians in his corner to support his candidacy for the Democratic nomination to take on Rep. Sue Kelly, R-N.Y., in November. Pals including Jackson Browne, Rosanne Cash, Steve Earle and Nancy Griffith are performing a benefit concert for Hall in New York City on Aug. 20 as well as lending financial support. But that's not all the multi-talented guitarist is banking on. Hall has received the nod from three of the five Democratic committees whose counties are part of the district. He said he believes voters want to hear about getting troops home from Iraq, better health care and energy independence. "I just don't think you are going to get a six-term incumbent to stand of up for change," Hall said of the congresswoman. "All these issues are coming up at the same time, and the president and both majorities in Congress seem to be going about blithely — business as usual."