The bigger gulf to me than between Democrats and Republicans is why does that feels is between

people who pay attention to politics consistently and people who don't.

So when I hear healthcare, I remember skinny repeal.

I remember that Republicans never put a plan of their own on the floor, right?

That's just not even in the lexicon of the average voter.

This is Sarah and Beth, your listening to Pant suit politics, the home of grace filled political conversations.

Hello everyone, welcome to Pant suit politics.

We're going to kick this off like it's an episode of the NPR politics podcast and tell you that we're recording on Thursday, November 5th at

1.54 p.m. Central Standard Time and by the time you hear this, things dear God, please let things have changed.

It is indicative of the state of the world.

We just discovered that we both made chicken pot pie for dinner last night.

Well, Nicholas night chicken pot pies served up some chicken pot pie in our houses last night,

because that is the kind of comfort that we need.

And we hope that today's episode can be a mental version of chicken pot pie for you.

As we're recording a very well respected state journalist and Nevada has said he doesn't see a path for Trump.

Fox News is not backing off their calling of Arizona.

They're saying they're likely to call Nevada for Biden, which means that Biden is at 270.

We're also hearing that Pennsylvania should could call the results by the end of the day.

And the Biden team seems very confident that they will come home with Pennsylvania and Georgia.

So the path to victory for Donald Trump is very, very, very slim.

As we sit here on Thursday afternoon.

And also it is not over.

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