Here’s his site this morning: Gallup does, in fact, find that early voters are about evenly split. Nationwide.  So in Gallup’s poll, Virginia, California, North Carolina, Texas, and Alabama all get averaged together.  Obama might be up 51%-49% in Indiana and McCain might be leading Obama 51%-49% in Mississippi. In this poll, that makes the race...

The National Review’s Jonah Goldberg says that instead of transcending race, Obama and his supporters are using it to silence critics: Obama has set off a case of full-blown race dementia among precisely the crowd that swears Obama is leading us out of the racial wilderness. Rather than shrink, the tumor of racial paranoia is metastasizing, pressing down...

Most of these polls are overly optimistic, but just for fun and assuming the best case scenario, this is what the electoral map might actually look like if the election were held...

Any clip that features foreign policy expert Steve Doocy making a complete hypocritical jackass of himself is worth watching: [youtube R0jLd441YbM]

Frankly, this is very hard to believe, but according to the Big Ten Battleground poll, Obama leads in Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, and Pennsylvania.  That’s not the unbelievable part.  This is: Indiana: Obama 51%, McCain 41% Ohio: Obama 53%, McCain 41%. Most other polls show Indiana close, but leaning consistently toward McCain...