Don't you get it? This means that the Black Panthers from the 1960s have gotten hold of a freaking TIME MACHINE! God help us all.

Somehow Linc, Pete and Julie from the Mod Squad will have to find a way to send these radicals back to the Sixties!

I knew that that Huey Newton was a tricky SOB.

I REALLY wish she'd dump the pop-culture segment with what's-his-name. What a waste of broadcast minutes.

Not that the Repugs wouldn't steal it if they thought they had an angle to do so ... they've done it elsewhere in the last two.

But the wheels are coming off the bus for McCain, and his campaign does not evince the sort of organization it would take to pull off a cyber-heist. I think Philly and Pittsburgh will go for BHO big time, as will Scranton for favorite son Biden. The interior of the state is as red as WVa, however, so it will be a fight.

McCain's just running out of money. There is just no upside to spending money in WVa if you are trying to fight for some sort of edge in PA. He wants to spend his money there and assumes (probably correctly) that WVa is safe.

What's the deal with "averaged together, weighted by the square root of the sample sizes"? That makes no mathematical sense for lots of reasons. Mainly because there are reasonable apples-to-oranges problems among many of these polls that argues against attempting to aggregate at all, but also ... square root of the sample size? What is the rationale for that?