If you’ve been following this year’s elections in Pennsylvania and Georgia, you might be feeling a bit of whiplash. Time and again, each party is making arguments in one state while being on the opposite side of similar arguments in the other state. The two have become bizarre mirror images of one another.
The most obvious similarities are between Herschel Walker, the embattled Republican Senate nominee in Georgia, and John Fetterman, the embattled Democratic Senate nominee in Pennsylvania. Each man represents a sort of celebrity hope for outreach: Republicans running a black sports hero, Democrats running a hulking, tattooed small-town mayor who dresses like he’s working-class.
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