Are we playing with the old playbook or a new playbook in the midterm elections this fall?
That’s unclear. It’s hard to determine, simply because we’ve seen so much that’s “new” in politics lately.
Norms are cast aside. The American system quaked to its core in recent years. You’ve witnessed an American president win the election by prevailing in the Electoral College but losing the popular vote. To have that happen twice in 16 years (2000 and 2016) is astonishing, considering the fact that such an outcome only unfolded on three occasions before.
You then had a president impeached twice – yet return to office a few years later. There was the…
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