We'll have to wait and see. Still too early to call.

Seems Cash is starting to be attached to Kerry's name - see vodkapundit.

I think that any landslide predictions have to be taken with a grain of salt.

Only about 50 percent of registered voters will vote in Novemember, which I believe is around 40-50 percent of the populace?(Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.

So it'll be the 22-23 percent who would never vote for Bush and the 22-23 percent who will always vote for Bush, and that 5 percent in the middle who could go either way. It will depend on who fires up their base more, and judging on the early numbers of turnout from the Democratic Primary states, it doesn't look good for the Democrats.

Remember, we haven't had a President get 50 percent plus 1 in 16 years, and I highly doubt that this year will be any differnt.

Only three times in the last 10 has a candidate gone over the 55 mark, none in the last 4.

H.W. Bush won in 88 with nearly 80 percent of the delegates but only 53 percent of the vote.

I could see that happening, a slight Bush win in a ton of states, long before we'll see someone climb up to win with 60 percent.

Let's not rule out some 3rd party candidate tossing a wrench into the whole thing, which in my view could only solidify a Bush victory. Nader could still jump in, and I even read one wacky rumor that Howie D was going to screw the party and run independent, although I don't know how he'd be able to finance such a stunt.