A month from tomorrow, the nation will chart its the course for the next four years. It may take a week after Election Day before some of the closer states make a call, but seeing how both campaigns are running down the closing stretch tells me election might not actually be as close as regime media will have you believe.
The national polling average at Real Clear Politics hasn’t budged in over a week. They have Harris leading in the popular vote by 2.2%. The problem with that, of course, is that on October 6, 2020, Joe Biden held a full 9-point advantage in the average of polls over Donald Trump, and finished on Election Day winning by 4.5% in the popular vote, and the Electoral College by a combined 43,000 votes between the states of Arizona, Wisconsin, and Georgia. Kamala Harris and Tim Walz are 6.8% behind where Joe Biden was at this stage of the game. Harris/Walz are 2 points…
