Massive Lines to Vote in Pennsylvania as Polls Open in Pivotal State

I’m actually feeling pretty good and confident. In Philly, we’re always on the right side of history.”

She added

I would be looking for a way to leave the country. It would be disheartening, upsetting, depressing and bleak, very bleak. I don’t even want to think about that.”

Asked how she would feel if Trump returned to power, Laura said

It looks like Republicans have shown up in force, so we’ll see how it turns out.”

He added

Unless Democrats drastically change their [voting] behavior by Tuesday, I think we're in a very good position to win at the top of the ticket,

Arizona GOP Chairwoman Gina Swoboda told The New York Post

Instead, most voters choose a party based on the values that party's leaders represent and whether those values match more closely with the social and cultural attitudes of the voters,

Speel said

Suburban areas have been trending blue and rural areas trending red in Pennsylvania and in many other states because most Americans don't make voting decisions on an economic basis, even if they claim in polls that they do,

he said

Best of all, a vote for Harris will move the country one small step closer to the founders' vision of a more perfect union, and one giant leap away from the division and tumult of Trump,

the board wrote

Regardless of what many of his MAGA followers believe, a second Trump presidency is perilous for red and blue America,

the editorial board wrote on Tuesday

His radical plan to impose tariffs will increase prices on everything from cars to computers to clothes,

the board said

Trump's previous chaotic term ended with a mismanaged pandemic and a violent insurrection,

the board wrote

There's a real chance Trump will end up with less from college-educated women than he did in 2016, for sure. He is likely to make up for it with lower-income, lower-education Democrats, people who used to be Democrats and are not anymore."

Todd

It may surprise some people in the Democratic Party that folks don't particularly like to be called fascists, or Nazis, or have their family members called that,

said Brad Todd, a Republican strategist and coauthor of The Great Revolt: Inside the Populist Coalition Reshaping American Politics

Those counties negated whatever happened in Philly and Pittsburgh,

said Urban

People have also missed how rightward the state has moved,

said Todd, referring to the stunning voter registration movement for Republicans in the state that has the Democrats with the weakest voter registration dominance in the state in decades

It is all on the economy and the way he addresses voters from places like here,

she said

Gen Z is not turning out to be as liberal as Millennials. And we were all assured that demography was destiny. And turns out that when you're coming of age with a pretty crappy economy, you're not real happy about it."

He also said

When we talk about a gender gap, what we really are talking about is a marriage gap and a parent gap, and that's something that's culturally changing in politics,

he said

Russia is the most active threat,

the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), the FBI and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency said on Monday

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These efforts risk inciting violence, including against election officials,

they added, saying