I was doubtful for over a year that Joe Biden would end up being the Democratic nominee, because the numbers don’t lie. His disapproval, the country’s right track/wrong track polling, and the declining mental acuity on display each successive day by the octogenarian President was too much headwind to overcome. July’s bait and switch was no surprise to anyone seriously watching American politics. The pressure points were too painful for the Democratic elites not to act.
After the initial media-fueled honeymoon for Biden’s replacement, Vice-President Kamala Harris, the data continued to pour in and regardless of the poll, the underlying numbers indicated the odds of Donald Trump winning in November, and winning beyond the margin of cheat, was just as likely as Biden being tossed out like last week’s garbage. Donald Trump all but tied his Harris in the favorability index,…
