Anyone who becomes President will have to deal with a deeply divided country. A whole bunch more voters came out in 2020 than did in 2016, and the result disproves a tenet of liberal ideology: Trump is not an electoral abberration. He represents who nearly half of us are. Meanwhile, the Trump camp routinely suggests that Democratic leaders be locked up. The division here will be long and hard and deep, and neither man can heal the divide.
So it's starting to look like a Biden win, which leaves those two Senate races in Georgia. Georgia is a run-off state, which means that one or both of those seats will be up for election in one month with only two candidates on the ballot. If both races are up, it would mean control of the Senate hangs in the balance. They've been talking about it being a hundred million dollar race, which is just plain ridiculous. Control of the Senate has to be worth at least a billion dollars, right? I don't understand, why there is so little money in politics?
So it's starting to look like a Biden win, which leaves those two Senate races in Georgia. Georgia is a run-off state, which means that one or both of those seats will be up for election in one month with only two candidates on the ballot. If both races are up, it would mean control of the Senate hangs in the balance. They've been talking about it being a hundred million dollar race, which is just plain ridiculous. Control of the Senate has to be worth at least a billion dollars, right? I don't understand, why there is so little money in politics?
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