The president’s schedule on Sunday reflects campaign priorities in the battleground states.
Sunday he is in:
Washington, MI: We need Michigan and all races from the top of the ticket to dogcatcher are hot as hell. But remember, before Trump Michigan was all Democrat, we never even fought hard there. If Trump loses it could go back to blue for a while. If he wins he could also pull in a Senate seat.
Dubuque, IA: Iowa is up for grabs and polls have swung our way over the last 2 days. But is it enough? The president is there to nail it down. Joni Ernst looks good for the Senate race.
Hickory, NC: This is insurance, as NC looks solid. But we don’t want to pull a Hillary 16 and ignore the base. Cunningham has a slight lead over our man Tillis in the Senate race. But Tillis should surpass him on Tuesday.
Rome, GA: Also insurance, but smart to go there. The media has tried to make several GOP states, like Arizona, Georgia, and Florida, into battleground states to buck up their troops in the field. But, no dice. If the Democrats had nominated a more dynamic candidate then maybe they would have had a shot at several flips. But with Joe Biden, no.
If you really want to see the difference between Donald Trump and every other American politician just look at his work ethic and campaign schedule.
— 🇺🇸Lionel🇺🇸 (@LionelMedia) October 27, 2020 [1]
Miami, FL: South Florida, my home turf. This is Trump country because of the Cuban and South American vote. People of that heritage, like me, know from our parents and common sense what socialism can do to a country. In South Florida we more than outvote the assembled commies, fellow travelers, and limo liberals that inhabit the less amusing locales of Broward and Dade counties. Combine that with the Heartland vote of Orlando-Tampa-St. Pete, and the cowboys and Cajuns up in the Panhandle, and the state stays red.
Tomorrow the campaign drives hard up to the last minute, swinging at the battleground states and grabbing local media. We’re in the last 2 minutes of this part of the game. Advantage is slightly with Biden. But that could change by Tuesday. One respected analyst has the Electoral College at 270-268 for Trump. That is how close it is, notwithstanding the drool bucket cases on both sides who are predicting landlides for their candidates.
This piece was written by David Kamioner on November 1, 2020. It originally appeared in DrewBerquist.com [2] and is used by permission.
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