Howard Husock explains why he will be voting on Election Day. In a column at City Journal, Mr. Husock's column starts off (h/t Stephen Green at Instapundit):
Voting Alone : Why I won’t be
casting my ballot early—and why you shouldn’t, either.
Even as the presidential campaign
continues, an estimated 6 million Americans in 27 states have already voted.
Early voting is now a fact of electoral life. I will not be joining in the
habit, however—and I urge you not to do so, either.
Voting early is akin to boxing
referees declaring one fighter the winner on points halfway through the
bout—not knowing that a knockout punch was on its way. It may be hard to
imagine what revelation about the candidates, at this point, would make much of
a difference. But history has demonstrated such possibilities.
Even before the Hunter Biden laptop made its way into the headlines. The rest of Mr. Husock’s column is here.
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