It’s never been more true than right now: Opinions are like butts - everyone’s got one.
It’s pretty clear that no one at all knows what’s going to happen tomorrow.
Did you actually read the article and material posted by Hostage and others???
Actually, the article is based on a $100 330-page book, Presidential Swing States: Why Only Ten Matter, by Hamline University Professor David Schultz, who also edits the Journal of Public Affairs Education, predicts a very small number of America’s 3,142 counties and county equivalents will tip the balance.
The counties listed in his book are also highlighted by Ed Morrissey, who wrote a similar book, and the counties are also among those that dear leader’s feds are planning to “monitor.”
Apparently people in the know have determied that these counties carry a great deal of importance.
I applaud anyone who is able and willing to monitor these locations—frankly ANY LOCATIONS.
Importance is fine and, yes, even somewhat predictable.
Anyone, anywhere, who monitors a voting location is a hero in my book.
But cheating can happen anywhere and throw off everyone’s predictions.
Right now, the only reliable information about tomorrow, IMO, is that it’ll be a socio-political hurricane.