There weren’t any volcanic eruptions in the vice president debate, but the dramatic encounter between Minnesota Democratic Gov. Tim Walz and Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) was great theater. The debate, viewed by 43 million Americans, will have an impact on the outcome of the presidential race.

The effect may be minor, but a small disturbance in the force is all that it may take in a closely contested presidential race.

A new series of polls in the battleground states conducted for the Cook Political Report illustrates just how close the battle for the White House is. In all seven of the key states in the Electoral College Combat Zone, the presidential hopefuls are locked in a statistical tie.

The last month of the race will be a long hard grind. A ripple in the water could create a big wave in the ocean.

Former President Trump may not win the White House. He certainly won’t win any participation trophies because of his fear of confronting Vice President Kamala Harris again. The vice presidential debate may be the........

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