Does the American electorate want ideology, or does it want good governance?

This is what the election will be about.  Blue State Governors and Blue City Mayors have established a track record of what happens when ideology controls governance.  Red State Governors have shown what happens when good governance is the priority.  There is a real difference between the two in terms of economic activity, employment, personal freedom, and law and order.

I've never in my life seen the choice laid out in such a technicolor difference.

I guess we'll see which way the voters lean, but outside of the Faculty Lounge, the professional leftist agitator class, the New York Times newsroom, and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, my money says that Americans want good governance.

Add in Joe Biden's many, many weaknesses, and the many uncomfortable laws he sponsored in his 40 year political career, and it looks like it will be a wave election.  We're already seeing signs.

The interesting question is what happens after the election?  I think that the Blue Cities will burn again.  No Federal bailout for rebuilding, though.  If their Mayors won't do what's necessary for their cities then we shouldn't either.

Man, I'm glad we left Maryland.