Turning the corner on election anxiety

Not that anybody cares, but My last two weeks have been like this:

I started out in mid-October seeing The political landscape start shifting towards Trump and was elated. Everyone in the country could see the shine had worn off of Harris and I felt like we had this in the bag for the first time.
Like most of you, I watched the betting markets and was encouraged to see Trump rising every day.

Starting last week there started to be a shift. Not sure if it was the Puerto Rico joke or a concerted media effort or what but I started getting more and more nervous about the outcome. I considered all the cheating and the fact that Trump has to defeat not only the Democrats but big tech, the media, the entertainment industry and precinct level fraud. I found myself less and less confident each day. It was starting to affect my mood a little bit.

But finally I worked my way through the unnecessary and unwarranted anxiety. Like any analytical person should do, I went back to the data. I looked at the early voting totals in Nevada, NC, AZ, PA and Virginia. I looked at the enthusiasm gap. I looked at the polls and how much better off we are then we were in 2016 or 2020. When that garbage Iowa poll came out yesterday I realized we had this. I could smell the desperation.

For the first time in a few weeks I'm relieved. Now I'm just excited and can't wait until Tuesday night when the Democrats are forced to see what they've refused to consider- Trump is winning this in a landslide. I really don't think it's going to be that close. When the Virginia and Georgia polls close And we start seeing real return numbers on election night no amount of copium will be able to have them.