Sports, Politics, Life, Buckroofing presents Kevin Keatsman has issues.

The final week of the campaign has taken a decided shift in tone, effort, and energy,

and strategy by both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.

That is our lead story today at Kevin Keatsman has issues as we've begun the week, or the

final week we will call it, with the big rally at Madison Square Garden on Sunday night,

which was certainly different than anything we've seen at any point during this campaign.

And it's been a huge point of discussion by folks on both sides.

It's just wild and crazy to watch. But we're getting a different kind of strategies.

We see Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen out there on the trail now, basically bashing Trump

and telling any men that if you vote for Trump, there's something wrong with you,

Springsteen calling him a tyrant, an American tyrant. That's all they have left in their bag of tricks on the left.

We're listening to the media say this is still a horse race. It's so close. It's neck and neck.

It could be, you know, a complete virtual tie and go well into the night or the next day with all kinds

of close this and close that. But that isn't what a lot of the polling saying in the individual

states, we're seeing places like New Hampshire where a Republican is not won for 24 years,

where Donald Trump now has the lead. It's a very small league, but he has a very small lead

in New Hampshire. That would be a flip. All kinds of places are

competitive. We know Trump under polls. But let's just put all the polling and all that stuff

aside because it can be mind-boggling to try to go through the numbers and figure out what's

going to happen. It feels like there will be a trend. There will be a trend on election day

and election night. With these swing states that are

supposedly so close, they're going to break, they're all going to break one way or another for one

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