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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7

I agree with Bob Novak and Craig Crawford, Harold Ford, Jr comes across as a phoney baloney flim flam man when he tries to make voters think he's a preacher man. At some point in time I hope the hand wringing talking heads will admit they were wrong saying the play boy ad was racist. I hope they will admit they knew all along it was about Ford's Jesus boy hypocrisy.

LOL as Imus ask Craig Crawford if he's "still single". Of course he's single, Imus, he's gay. (that's my opinion, any way).

TODAY SHOW opens with senate races.
Missouri mosst expensive senate race.
reporter Kibble tells Meredith the stem cell reseearch amendment might be determining factor. She asked, mentioning Rush, of course

Lauer covers Tennessee, Tom Costello the reporter. It's a "hard fought race", racist ads, but the state has a habit of voting republican, Corker up 12 in one poll. Critical will be all the early voting, 40% have done so, and may have taken place when Ford was ahead in the polls.

David Shuster, hte Allen=Webb reporter, starts out with Allen missteps, but says the war is the big issue, Vote will show just how angry voters are.

Ken Melman v Terry McCauliff, LOL becausse Howard Dean couldn't fit the appearance into his schedule. Lauer said that with a straight face.
"Big day for democrats", said Terry.

Mehlman told everyone to vote, and said we saw a surge over the week-end.
Lauer asked about the 4 point difference now shown in how people will vote. 4 point was over 20 points just days ago, what's happened, Lauer asked?
Grinning McAuliffee explains the republican surge isn't really happening. He said yesterday CNN showed us 20 points ahead, is his proof.

Lauer shows a ridiculous, boastful Howard Dean quote promising all sorts of things. McAuliffe explains but doesn't comment on Dean's promise to capture bin Laden, or other ridiculous promises.

Mehlman is fabulous, btw, effortlessly, and with humor swats away Lauer's final question.

OHMIGAWD, Russert is now on Today, with his stupid marker board.