Stupid line of the day for Election Day 2008:
Taken from MSNBC.com

In 2004, for instance, exit poll interviews found that 36 percent of
self-identified gun owners said they voted for Democratic presidential candidate
John Kerry, but 63 percent of gun owners said they voted for President Bush.

This seems like a recurring trend. It is odd, but in most races with 2 major candidates, the percentage of voters voting for Candidate A plus the percentage of voters voting for Candidate B equals something close to 100%. Very strange. I think we may need to comission an 18-month research study to delve into the phenomenon a little more.