I wrote two Sunday columns for RedState last weekend. One will likely never see the light of day because of what happened to former President Donald Trump in Joe Biden’s home state of Pennsylvania.
But one of its sentences was accidentally prescient:
Don’t be surprised by anything that happens in this marathon, jumbled presidential campaign.
Last weekend’s nearly successful assassination attempt on Trump likely stunned most Americans.
But seriously surprising it wasn’t, given all the harsh rhetoric and angry accusations flying back and forth in this historic — and marathon — presidential campaign that still has about 16 percent of its two-year span to go. Ugh.
If Joe Biden was an ordinary, ornery old-timer, we might be able to skip over his extremist comments about the Republican candidate seeking to oust him from the latest of his lifetime government jobs.
The former…
