I came across the chart above thanks to betfair.com. The chart shows “the most accurate, up-to-the-minute prediction of who will win the U.S. Presidential election based on millions of wagers placed in the world’s largest betting exchange.” Neat stuff.

But look closer and you see a divergence on September 15th (a Monday). Something happened on this date that reversed both Obama’s downward trend and McCain’s comeback.

Find out what I theorize this to be and how YouTube has political blood on its hands.

Broadcast television is taking a backseat to Hulu.com. “30 Rock” is premiering this Thursday on Hulu, a full week before NBC will air the episode. This is not the first time NBC has shown off its television shows online before the television broadcast. The short-lived “Andy Barker, P.I.” debuted on NBC.com several weeks before ever more »

Sarah Palin had at least 10 other secret email accounts aside from the one that was hacked into last month, according to an ITS technician who worked with a Palin aide to set them up. The McCain campaign admits this but, of course, put their own interesting spin on it.

“As a champion of government accountability and transparency, Governor Palin was exercising an abundance of caution to ensure that all state and personal business matters were being kept separate,” said spokesperson Meghan Stapleton. “Governor Palin is committed to serving with the highest regard toward ethics”

Keeping state and personal business separate? Then why did the hacked account contain family photos, personal correspondence and official state correspondence regarding pending legislation? That’s the complete opposite of separation.