RegularGuy815

Which major candidates do you quietly think have that extra "something" that might suggest they can do better than the label that prognosticators have given their race (I.e. a Democrat being in a better position than their Lean D race gives them credit for)?

I thought that too. aziz's response is even funnier if you look at it that way.

Hi Stephen, I'm a massive fan of The Tobolowsky Files. I have 2 questions:

1. I know you are working on a 2nd book. Is it a revised version of more 'Files' stories, and if so, which ones?

2. When writing these non-fiction stories, what obstacles have you found yourself in? For example, have you found yourself writing a long description of some place or event, only to realize that it leads nowhere or will just leave the audience confused? Or have you had to shift the order of events in order to create a satisfying arc? In my writing courses that I took in college, these were the kinds of things we had to consider.

Ojeda won 58.8% in a state senate district where Trump won 77.5%. So it's not crazy that he could flip it if things go right.

I love hearing stories about how Lorne does this kind of stuff. No special letter in the mail with a fancy signature, no high-end dinner to deliver the news, just a side-comment about how you're in the cast and you should have known about it by now.