That the most hackish partisans on both sides invariably think the early voting numbers are great for them tells you all you need to know about the utility of looking at early voting numbers.
Harris should be doing more interviews not because she owes any media outlet anything but because she's good at them and her campaign should be more confident about getting as much earned media as possible
Donald Trump is campaigning on the most significant increase in tariffs in close to a century, preparing an attack on the international trade order that would likely raise prices, hurt the stock market and spark economic feuds with much of the world. https://t.co/P0UHOyUoGq
We’ve all become desensitized, but it’s amazing how at this point the Trump campaign rests entirely on denouncing things that aren’t happening — a imaginary bad economy, imaginary runaway crime and now an imaginary failure of Biden and Harris to respond to natural disaster
It's honestly been kinda odd to pick Walz based in part on him going viral in nonstop interviews in the lead-up to his selection and then just...not doing that anymore
Harris' odds, before Quinnipiac today, were at 59%. She's a very small favorite. That can change. But it's extremely unlikely that either candidate will go into election day with greater than a 70% chance to win in either direction.
The odds of your child getting kidnapped are about 1 in a million.
The odds of a person born in 2021 dying in a traffic crash are about 1 in 93.
American parents act like these stats are reversed. They're paranoid about the rare kidnapping but naive about the common drive.
Oh, Trump's promising free IVF, is he? Like he promised a perfect replacement to Obamacare in 2016? Like he promised a free "cure" for covid in 2020? OK, cool. https://t.co/eTmUMA6dgy