Bush Looks for Republican Gains in Nov. 5 Vote - By Patricia Wilson

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (Reuters) - Less than two weeks before voters decide who controls Congress, President Bush campaigned in the South on Thursday, putting his prestige on the line for two Senate seats held by Republicans for decades.

With the struggle for the Senate likely to be decided by any one of a few key seats in which voter turnout could be crucial, Bush flew to North Carolina and then later, South Carolina, states with longtime retiring Republican senators.

"I want you all to understand that you do your duty as Americans," Bush told several thousand people packed into an aircraft hangar in Columbia. "It's important that you vote ... you need to go out there and round up the vote."

--Go out and Vote, dammit. I don't care who you vote for, just vote!!!