Toledo is home to the worst of the Democrat union mentality and has elected the pro-abortion, pseudo-Catholic, and anti-business Marcy Kaptur to Congress for over 20 years.

My neighborhood, with modest 50-year old houses under $100,000, has hardly any political signs! Some streets have none whatsoever. A few Obama signs here and there to be sure, but even the local union hall has a curiosity: its sign for Big Brobama is small and visible from only one direction. On the top of the building and visible from all directions is a sign for a local Dem for city council.

The house of the brother of a Dem state representative: no signs!

This is in contrast to the upper-middle/upper class area I haunt in Columbus, where sign wars began back in the summer.

Possible conclusions: since everyone is a Dem, they see no reason to hassle with a sign, because they are (over)confident about a win.

But then where is the new energy and excitement Big Brobama supposedly has generated among Dems? Shot in the foot by that over-confidence?

Or…maybe a good number are not all that thrilled with Big Brobama, hence no excitement, hence no signs?

Or…maybe a good number might vote for McCain…quietly, to avoid being hassled by the union bosses or any pro Big Brobama neighbors?

We shall see!