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Two Obama signs (myself and one other neighbor down the block), and about 20 Romney signs around the mine and nearby blocks... I kid you not...
it sound like he did. 
That were not there before. I saw another one or two more on the route I was driving. None of this surprised me, just that it took so long to see any signs. In 2008, these same neighbors had signs much earlier in the campaign season. In fact, I have seen so few yard signs and bumper stickers this year that I was even wondering if they had gone out of style and were not being used by the campaigns. One thing I did notice when I looked on the websites of the candidates was the cost for the signs. I think I remember them being something $20 bucks which is more than I remember paying for my Obama sign in 2008. (My yard sign kept being moved and that spooked me quite a bit. I have read about violence and threats of violence here and other places and have chosen not to get a sign this year.)
In any case, if there is a bump in enthusiasm for Mitt/Paulie, that might get blunted after the debate with Biden and Ryan. I am counting on Biden taking that little punk down a notch or two. 
Oh, and exposing him for the heartless bastard that he is. Choir-boy face not withstanding......
Chuck Toad, I love it !! 
I think the enthusiasm to get out and vote is variable from State to State and different counties within those States. I live in two vastly politically different States: WA (Seattle) and AZ (Glendale) In WA State (west---coastal area like Seattle people are totally Obama crazy and that really pumps me up.) Just recently I traveled to my house in AZ for my 6 months of snow-bird fun and this is totally ROMNEYLIARVILLE (puke) I actually stopped looking at the polls because it was driving me nuts, and actually depressing me. The polls are all over the place, but I am assuming since the debate where Obama wasn't exactly at his finest (who the hell would have figured Obama would come across like a whipped dog?) Well, the debate is over so forward and upward, and I am assuming Obama might just give a bit of whip ass to that psychopathic flip-flopper. I personally think that in the next couple of weeks before the town-hall debate he needs to practice with a manipulating CEO/sociopath that lies about everything with a stupid ass grin on his face because he believes his own lies. All Obama needs to do, in a presidential way, is debate with Romney with lots of questions and a conversation that includes lines like, "Governor can you explain that in detail." "Governor the American people need more of an explanation --- can you elaborate please." Or, "This is how I feel and I think Governor Romney should explain in great detail his policies." Romney (Mr. CEO) doesn't like to be asked too many questions especially if they are fired at him fast ---- he will have a melt down and feel backed in a corner, then he will say something stupid.
If this week Biden takes that boy Ryan down into a complete puddle of messed up numbers the tables will turn to Obama and enthusiasm
with be on the Dem. side. With 30 days left until election day it will be back and forth but I a quite confident that our Commander and Chief will be reelected.
If Obama can get over the Syria hurdle he has it in the bag. He needs to reduce the "I am so likable" persona and for 30 days maintain continuous psychological warfare on Mr. Romney turd ------ BRING UP THE 47% AND STAY WITH THAT! I just about laughed my head off today when CNN said Romney was showing a softer side of himself --- GIVE ME A BREAK! The dude is a bad actor that needs to up his lithium dosage.
but I think that is highly unlikely......I am betting that all his debate tutorial is based on making sure that does not happen.
But we can dream, and hope it does happen.
Welcome to DU, northernsky61.
