"This year's elections are just too important to sit out," Michelle Obama says in the video. "There's so much at stake right now for our future and for our children's future." The Obamas make a cheerful plea to the Democratic faithful for help from now through Election Day. "Now's the time to make plans - not just to vote, but to help get o

Jimmy McMillan, the "Rent is Too Damn High Party" nominee in New York explains his position.

SanFran Chronicle: "I do not believe that Jerry Brown has a ground operation," Willie said. He also wonders if it is a good idea for the Dems to rely so heavily on labor for their ground operation.

DSCC ad: "You're angry, frustrated at Washington. Think how much angrier you'll be if Sharron Angle has her way and Social Security and Medicare are phased out, and she keeps her promise to not fight for Nevada jobs. So work that anger out in the ring because voting for Sharron Angle is only going to hurt yourself."

Linda McMahon ad: "Now, we've learned his biggest lie yet. He said his Countrywide mortgage settlement wouldn't cost taxpayers a dime. Turns out it did. And retiree pension funds too. $8.6 billion. Dick Blumenthal took care of Countrywide, and raided retiree's pensions. Another Blumenthal lie."

NRSC ad: "To him, [unemployment] is a figure. Maybe because Harry lives at the Ritz-Carlton while thousands are losing their homes. The nation needs a new direction, and Nevada needs jobs. Say no to Harry Reid."

"From what we're hearing, she's probably not going to run for Speaker again. And if she does, I'm confident she's going to have opposition, and I look forward to supporting that opposition," Rep. McIntyre (D-NC) said.

"I think it's a much cleaner and easier race for him to have a Repulican House at least to run against and say, 'look, I'm trying to do all this great stuff for the country and what do they do?,'" Eugene Robinson said on MSNBC.

A new ad from Dino Rossi's campaign hits Patty Murray for saying, "Not only did I read [the health care bill], but I helped to write it."

Gov. Pat Quinn (D-IL): "We cannot allow the right wing, all of those people on cable TV who don't wish the president any good at all. They're a bunch of haters."

Rush Limbaugh comments on church and state debate between O'Donnell and Coons.

"Where in the Constitution is the separation of Church and state?," Christine O'Donnell (R-DE) asked in a debate. (source WDEL)

Retiring Sen. Byron Dorgan (D-ND) talks about compromise between Republicans and Democrats when it comes to restoring the economy. "This is unsustainable and Republicans and Democrats alike are going to have to be real serious about. How do we put this back on track so people can have some confidence about the future of this economy?," Dorgan

In this ad, Jerry Brown's campaign shows Meg Whitman and Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's nearly identical statements. It ends with quotes from the San Jose Mercury News: "We tried that. It didn't work." "She utterly lacks the qualifications to be governor."

"That's what people are going to start asking," Sarah Palin said.

Bill O'Reilly: Many folks are fed up with politically correct nonsense.

“I thought it was important, and Christine thought it was important, to draw a line in the sand and say, ‘okay, that was before, this is after now, let’s move on to what’s really important to the people of Delaware,’” said Fred Davis. Davis was also an ad consultant to John McCain. (via

MSNBC: Rachel Maddow explodes the prevailing media explanations for the success of extreme right Republican candidates, proving that the election is not about such issues as the deficit or TARP.

MSNBC's Chris Jansing interviews Rep. Tom Price (R-GA) about the tea party.

MSNBC: Keith Olbermann and The Washington Post’s Ezra Klein talks about the proof that the stimulus plan did work, as written in requests for money by Republicans who continue to insist it wasn’t successful.

Dr. Charles Krauthammer notes Ken Buck (R), US Senate candidate from Colorado, should not have commented on homosexuality because it is not a national issue.