Midterms Won't End Parties' Identity Crises

Both parties are making their closing pitches. The New York Times says Republicans are sending dire warnings about the other side, while Democrats are running on affordability, corruption and President Trump, which is all hat and no cattle. The Washington Post cites an October poll with voters trusting Democrats more on the economy. Polls in October are a snapshot, and I have never seen a snapshot pay a feed bill. The Daily Caller says most forecasters figure Democrats will at least take the House, and that both parties are fighting among themselves regardless, which around here we call a family reunion. Meanwhile the DOJ is reviewing felony charges against James O'Keefe and Cam Higby over an undercover sting in Minnesota. A review is not a conviction, and nobody has been convicted of anything.