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CLINTON DAILY NEWS EDITORIAL
On Oct. 28, 1980, in the final debate of his race against Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan asked a question that has come to define presidential politics.
Do you have black lung disease? Every time I have an appointment at the hospital clinic, they ask me that. At first, I thought I must look a lot sicker than I feel.
There is no clarity in the presidential race at this point, no obvious favorite, no predictable outcome. Every factor that favors President Trump or the Democrats is balanced out by a negative trend. A victory – or a defeat – for either party is totally plausible.