OPINION
Neither of this week’s attacks will affect the midterms
By Michael Goodwin
October 27, 2018 | 9:15pm | Updated
Donald Trump embraces a rabbi at a convention in Indianapolis.
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Whom can we blame? How will it play in November?
For the second time in a week, those were the crass calculations running through the minds of the political class. First it was the pipe bombs and now it is the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre.
In both cases, the instant assumption was that the allegiance of the perpetrator would determine which side would be punished in the midterms and which side would reap the benefits of sympathy.
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In short, I’m having that déjà vu feeling all over again. Much as they were in 2016, too many know-it-alls are 100 percent certain about which way the wind will blow on Nov. 6. The skeptic in me suspects they still are confusing facts with their own bias.
My only certainty now is the same one I had two years ago: Voters have a mind of their own.
Thank God for that.
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