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scarborough thinks ayers and wright will tighten the election back up

[Thought Crime! How Dare he even think that!]

Don't mention that most pollsters "oversample" dims most of the time. Also, not a mention of voter fraud.

I want to remain optimistic. I do. But then I remember the lessons of the past 12-15 years and beyond and my optimism goes out the window.

[Please keep that optimistic smile on your face as we fiddle with your Diebold.]

Don't rain on our parade - yet.

Every poll says otherwise. When will Scarborough be forced to accept reality?

[And we must accept those polls because they are every bit as accurate as the 2004 exit polls. Anyway, fasten your seatbelts, everybody, about a week before the election because that is when the DUFU FUn really begins when the polls tighten up.]

Repeat after me DUmmie.

The Bradley effect.
The Bradley effect.
The Bradley effect.
The Bradley effect.
The Bradley effect.
The Bradley effect.

I think the Bradley effect is in full force in these swing states, and even in some of the traditionally Republican states in which McCain is polling lower than expected. I've lived most of my life in Ohio and two years in North Carolina.

When you are in an area that is traditionally labeled "racist," I can believe that a white person could, with the subconscious ease of a somnambulist, misrepresent his or her political beliefs to a human pollster on the phone rather than be perceived as a racist.