This is ridiculous. 53-28 over Clark? 52-31 over Dean? Two words. Name Identification. Voters lean towards who they know more of when they have little to go on. Remember, very few Dems have been engaged to this point, much less the general electorate. Look, in January of 1980 polls showed Carter leading Reagan 62-33. We know what happened next. Now that is 95 percent of those polled in 1980 choosing a candidate. That means Reagan won by 10 percent by winning a 39 percent voter swing. In these polls, only 81 percent make a choice. You have to figure that if the undecided still do not choose Bush after 8.2 gdp, turkey trip, medicare, and Saddam capture, most probably will not next November, either. Fair estimate of 90 percent of undecideds breaking Dems way brings us to 55-45. Now, if Reagan can make up 39 points, can we make up, say, six? That brings us to 51. (Oh, and the WSJ polls tend to lean Republican, keep that in mind.) Finally, this President reminds me a lot of Carter. Hopelessly misguided foreign policy, potentially bad economy, and maybe very soon, dangerous to his own party. So kick back, relax, and enjoy the holidays. We are in fine shape.