One thing I have noticed, however. The doomsaying I am seeing now, as accurate as it probably is, was something I didn't see four years ago. Why? I can't just explain it away by the pandemic ... can I? I was unable to congregate anywhere public, obviously, but I remember that on the Saturday after Election Day, when Pennsylvania and the presidency was called for Joe Biden, that I was helping to set up the Vikings Game at U. S. Bank Stadium. I don't think the euphoria I felt then was reflected by any bonhomie on Election Night four days before. But it was four years ago, so I could be wrong.
What I am hoping is that, like four years ago, the tabulations won't be done for a while. Things weren't looking great for Biden this time in 2020, but then states began counting mail-in votes and the totals from the big cities started to pile in. Maybe it could come sooner, and there are significant headwinds Harris is encounter now. But I am hoping beyond hope that there is a blue tsunami, or a blue-nami, that will save us from ourselves.
With that said, I haven't looked on social media yet, so maybe democracy's already dead. Who knows?
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