Hard predicting in the age of polarisation


After four years of shambolic chaos under Donald Trump, (left) when policy directions change with a tweet, many prayed for more predictability coming out of the White House. But president-elect Joe Biden (right) has a massive mess to clean up: a raging pandemic, and a stalled economy on top of very scary foreign policy options

THE United States elections are nearly over, maybe. The country is divided down the middle but we still do not know whether the loser will get out of his playpen and concede to the winner.

All we know is that the pollsters are wrong again. They predicted a landslide swing to the Democrats but it turned out to be a very tight race.

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