Good morning.
It's November. And, we all know what that means. Tomorrow is Election Day. I was just thinking about past elections. In 2006 and 2008, most of us were ecstatic. When November rolled around in 2006, we knew that Democrats be taking back the House and possibly Senate in 2006. We knew for sure that right-wing creeps, like Rick Santorum, were going to lose. In 2008, we had strong sense that Obama would win the Presidency. Ah, good memories. Now, not so much.
The punditry over the next few days will be particularly painful. But, we've still got to see what happens. Make sure you vote. It matters.
The President has nothing on his public schedule. No events. No appearances.
Biden is going to be campaigning in Vermont for the Democratic candidate for Governor, Peter Shumlin. Then, he's heading home to Delaware to rally for the Democratic ticket. There's been a lot of focus on the Senate race, which Chris Coons will win, thankfully. But, there's an open seat currently held by a Republican. The Democratic candidate, John Carney, is looking good. This is one of the few seats that could be a pick-up for the Dems.
One more day...then the real fun begins.
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