Perhaps I am dreaming, but I would love to see some folks actually talk SPECIFICALLY about points in the article and why they either
agree and/or disagree and why.
I personally believe it is a very fair article at this juncture, including the implication/possibility that as Yogi Berra
implies that it "ain't over until its over," meaning that the same scenario is possible as in 2016
with the EC Votes(although I think the chances are very remote for lots of known reasons).
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...d-term-chances-fade/ar-BB1a8QXZ?ocid=msedgntp
agree and/or disagree and why.
I personally believe it is a very fair article at this juncture, including the implication/possibility that as Yogi Berra
implies that it "ain't over until its over," meaning that the same scenario is possible as in 2016
with the EC Votes(although I think the chances are very remote for lots of known reasons).
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...d-term-chances-fade/ar-BB1a8QXZ?ocid=msedgntp