The fact that Republicans all over the country are trying to invalidate votes, the fact that the president is already laying the groundwork for mischief in Pennsylvania after tomorrow, doesn't convey a great sense of confidence about where this thing is going.
David Axelrod comments on the Republican efforts to invalidate votes and the president's actions, suggesting a lack of confidence in their campaign.
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