The Sun’s Hopes Lie With a Red Wave

We have rarely if ever seen a mid-term contest in which the relative virtues of the Republican principles are in such sharp relief.

AP/Steve Helber, file
Voters at Robious Elementary School at Midlothian, Virginia on Election Day in 2020. AP/Steve Helber, file

As Americans go to the polls tomorrow the hopes of the Sun lie with a red wave. The race is too close in the key contests to make confident predictions in respect of the outcome, but it’s not too close to say that we have rarely if ever seen a mid-term contest in which the relative virtues of the Republican principles — particularly sound money, constitutional government, equal justice, and fiscal restraint — are in such sharp relief.

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