 | | | Biden, Obama and Sanders barnstorm to razor-thin vote The Democratic Party is unified by economic and political challenges in a dangerous world. Democrats are marching together with resolve towards mega-turnout midterm elections and possibly a razor-thin outcome that may not be decided until days or weeks after the voting ends —with potentially bitter national divisions caused by election deniers. Democrats are a big tent; we welcome people in. Republicans are a nasty shop; they throw people out. While President Biden campaigns vigorously and governs thoughtfully, a new burst of excitement will soon be generated by barnstorming from former President Obama and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.).
They will champion economic policies to lift our people at a critical economic moment, while standing strong for working people, women, young people and minorities. Along with Biden, Obama and Sanders, there are heroic women across America battling for the rights of all women. Wouldn't it be great if the enormously popular former first lady Michelle Obama joined public appearances for women's rights, civil rights, voting rights, human rights and equal rights? Early voting has been huge and probably historic among Americans who are intensely engaged in this campaign, which presages an extremely high turnout in November. This probably helps Democrats, but it is too early to know which party will benefit most from the early voting surge. | | | | |
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