A report that came in last night about the Sunday Worcester Brown rally:

Long-time reader, first-time emailer.
My wife and I live on the north shore of Massachusetts and drove out to Worcester for the Brown rally. Just got back after a nice dinner. On our way out there, we decided to count campaign signs as we drove through the backroadson the way to the Mass Pike. Coakley: 2; Brown: 18 (and at least 2 of them were homemade). Never before have I seen anything like that!!
As for the rally, we weren’t able to make it inside the Mechanics Hall where it was held, so we were instructed to go to the Crowne Plaza to watch it on the big screen there in the ballroom. Got shut out of there, as well. Were then instructed to go to a secondary overflow locale, but on the walk there, we were met by dozens and dozens more Brown supporters who were shut out from that place! So we all just stood outside of the Mechanics Hall, next to the Brown bus, for over 2 hours. The electricity was intense. Finally, after the sleet began falling, Brown made his way outside and stopped to shake every single hand. Hundreds of supporters. All in good spirits. Much like his ads – and his entire campaign – very POSITIVE. We all left feeling great.
My wife said something to me at dinner that really sums up, this election best: “It is so nice to have somebody to actually root for, instead of having to choose between the lesser of two evils.”