… the coin of fate spins in the aether
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is there evidence that pre-election year polls accurately pick the general election candidate?
because this ( berkeley school of business ) study indicates they don’t:
although for primaries, they might:
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… not sure how a toss-up can be inaccurate 
the idea that it’s a toss up - if that idea is based on the polling - is the part i mean.
it’s always best to act like biden ( the dems, democracy, etc ) will lose. i just wouldn’t place too much stock in the polls. i don’t think they’ve been shown to be predictive - especially not so early. we’ll all find out for sure after the next election
( eta: for example, the last time wasn’t close to a toss up, even if polls at some point said it was )
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… “anything can happen” is always true
Something always happens every time 
indeed. i don’t think you needed to post polls if that’s all you meant though.
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