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 Drew Angerer/GettyIf Democrats sweep the elections next week, their party better brace for an inner civil war over both strategies and policies.
It's unclear which faction will prevail, but some large part of the Biden constituency will be disappointed because pleasing both suburban Lincoln Project voters and the Bernie Bros is nearly impossible. Instead of hashing their differences out now and establishing some sort of mandate, Joe Biden and his supporters have blurred the lines that might alienate either faction. That's great for campaigning, but not so much for governing.
So, Biden is winning by virtue of not being Donald Trump, a huge "accomplishment" that, as a friend of mine recently pointed out, will be achieved on Day One. What happens for the next four years? Here's where things get a bit fuzzy.
Read more at The Daily Beast.
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 Women's groups on Monday slammed Senate Republicans for confirming President Trump's nominee Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court, saying they participated in "malicious theft" of a vacancy on the high court, and called the confirmation process "an illegitimate power grab."
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 Senate Republicans are poised to confirm President Trump's Supreme Court nominee Judge Amy Coney Barrett on Monday, a major victory for the President and his party just days before November 3, that promises to push the high court in a more conservative direction for generations to come.
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 The Democratic ticket is targeting areas that haven't voted blue in a presidential race in years, spurred by tight polling and key Senate races.
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