According to the betting at Tradesports, the Republicans have a 66-69% chance of retaining the Senate, which is down from a few days ago.
Yet the Democrats are ahead in all of Tradesports
The Virtues Of Not Voting
Greg Mankiw has some thoughts. I don’t believe that high voter turnout is an intrinsically desirable goal, which is why I’m opposed to “motor voter” and other means designed to increase participation. If people aren’t willing to do a little work for their franchise, they don’t deserve it, as far as I’m concerned. The goal should be informed votes, with quality, not quantity. Of course, that wouldn’t work out well for the Dems.
And Yet They Cancelled The Methane Program
They had to evacuate the OPF due to a hydrazine leak yesterday. But they plan to continue to use hypergolics in Orion.
Just one more sign of business as usual at NASA.
Election Day Coverage
For those stuck to computers, follow the goings on at Pajamas Media.
Election Day Thoughts
From Lileks. He seems a little pessimistic (perhaps with good reason–we’ll find out as the sun goes down across the nation):
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The Cardboard Submarine
Bill Whittle has a new essay up. It’s (as usual) a long one, but worth reading. I’ve only gotten started, but this bit appealed immediately, given how many moron trolls have repeatedly made the argument over the past few weeks in comments:
CHICKENHAWKS
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There Is No Second Place
Donald Sensing thinks that there’s only one issue in this election.
Despite how pathetic the Republicans are on most other issues*, I agree.
On terrorism, novelist Roger L. Simon quoted Leon Trotsky:
Birds Of A Feather?
The CPUSA has endorsed the Democrats. And the libertarians are supposed to? Really? You’d have to have a real bad case of cognitive dissonance.
Don’t Give Up Hope
Paul Spudis writes that there’s still a good possibility of lunar ice.
Don’t Give Up Hope
Paul Spudis writes that there’s still a good possibility of lunar ice.