We just don't know what will happen Tuesday

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8. In 2016, there were some Democratic old heads...

...like Ed Rendell who pointing old that things weren't going as well as they seemed. The same was echoed by Michael Moore. There hasn't been any of that this weekend, or in the last few days.

The most challenge subject I ever took in all my years of schooling was statistics, so I'm not good at them, but I do know garbage-in, garbage-out. Just about every poll I've seen has used a model of overweighting to account for "hard to reach potential Trump voters", or "shy Trump voters". These polls typically have had MOEs about four percent, which isn't indicative of a high confidence.

For those who've gotten into a depression, panic, or state of anxiety over the polls, you shouldn't. I don't make predictions, but I do feel like enough women, disaffected Republicans, and independents who took the Harris' campaign's advice to take time to watch her opponent at his rallies and interviews, have come to the conclusion that ran and file Democrats have: four more years of Trump is not the answer to making anything better. And, unlike 2016, nobody's taking the conclusion for granted.