The first break on election day goes to the Democrats, as Colorado's eastern plains are covered with blowing snow. Schools are closed or delayed, and travel is difficult.
These mostly rural areas are predominantly Republican.
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I don't know, are they predominately Republican? Taking my personal contact with the plains (Beth's parents in Sterling) and extrapolating wildly, there are a lot of conservative Democrats out there.
Looks like I chose a good week to go to new Orleans
The facts are unbelievable, the stakes will most certainly be massive, it is tough to talk about and even more difficult to do something about it. Technologies, counselling, communication... all of them compete with human nature. In addition to each and every situation is different.