Conventional wisdom is that while campaigns are a long slog that go on for months or, in some cases, years, the average voter doesn’t really tune in until after Labor Day.
It is now that campaigns transform from a marathon to a sprint.
If that is true–and with the advent of very early voting, it is less so–then we are entering the sprint phase of the election race.
So now is a good time to step back and take stock of where we are.
At the beginning of July, nothing could stop the momentum for Trump. Joe Biden’s collapse in the debate put an exclamation point on the already apparent reality that Biden would lose, and Trump supporters were nearly giddy about his prospects. Trump’s reaction to the July 13th assassination attempt elevated him to legendary status, making his victory nearly inevitable.
Then the switcheroo happened, and the brainwashing campaign to turn Kamala…
