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In preparation for November 4, campaign veteran Sanford Dickert joins Rob to talk about his Florida mail-in ballot, plus a new initiative to track problems at the polls and and report any voter suppression.

The biggest event of the season takes place tonight, and Rob Millis tells you the best way to catch all the action when Joe Biden and Sarah Palin take the stage.

For your Snack, Rob introduces the highly effective 150 Strategy and looks at its impact on the campaign trail, from John McCain all the way back to John Adams.

Today on the Lunch we peak at Sarah Palin's personal email account and why it matters that she uses it for state business. Plus, a look at McCain's invention and Rob goes after the editors of top publications and web sites for distorting the facts.

Sarah Palin rocks the GOP with her all-American mom speech, but doesn't hesitate to go after Obama and show us why they call her "barracuda" back home. Rob looks at her greatest (sharpest) hits, and talks briefly with Cynthia Kopkowski from the National Education Association talking about the NEA and the blogger experience at the conventions.

Rachel Maddow and Rob Millis discuss press bias toward McCain and Obama. The press is allegedly "in love" with Obama, while McCain woos them with BBQs and camaraderie. But what about that CBS edit this week?

Rob looks at why the New Yorker cover offends, and why Obama needs to stop being reactive.

Whispers of an Obama-Edwards ticket are resurfacing, but would Edwards help the ticket where it counts? And is Obama really another JFK?

This Political Lunch Thursday Snack focuses on Michigan. Rob Millis reports on the impact of news that Michigan Democrats have reached a deal with the campaigns to seat delegates. Also, another great online tool!

A controversial ad comes out in North Carolina. Does John McCain really want it stopped, or is he boosting its distribution? Local becomes national on this episode of Political Lunch.