Obama's loss, and a final endorsement

The loss of his grandmother, who died today at 86, leaves Barack Obama without his biggest supporter one day before the election. 

Andrew Sullivan, who I consider the wisest conservative voice, offers his thoughts on her death, as well as his endorsement of Obama. You won't find a more eloquent rationale in support of Obama as president:

I do know that he will handle these wars with reason, with prudence and with care. Those are three qualities absent from the White House for eight years. And I do know that Obama's very person, and what he symbolizes, will do more to restore America's image and repair our global public relations than any single measure any new administration will be able to accomplish.

And he can't even vote. Wouldn't it be nice if those who disagreed with either candidate wrote with such clarity and passion?