The Washington Post is right on schedule, turning weather into politics, with Election Day forecasts, “This year’s midterm election features an intensity usually reserved for a presidential race. In parts of central and eastern United States, a major storm system may add a wrinkle to this high-stakes contest.” In keeping with their theme of making everything political, the WaPo published a map, in appropriate red and blue colors, showing storms in the south. They further note, “Although the increasing movement toward early voting may somewhat reduce the weather’s impact, there are a number of close races in areas that will be affected by this storm.” One would think the WaPo is already making excuses for Democrat midterm losses by reminding readers, “Bad weather may tend to favor Republican turnout, at least historically.” As President Trump likes to say, “We’ll see.” Leading up to the midterm...(Read Full Article)