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Eight things that will change at the Pentagon if Biden is elected and three that won’t

By Jamie McIntyre
Published August 7, 2020 3:00am ET
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Eight things that will change at the Pentagon if Biden is elected and three that won’t
A Nigerien soldier provides rear security for his squad while they performed a dismounted patrol during Exercise Flintlock 2017 in Diffa, Niger, March 11, 2017. Flintlock exercises strengthen security institutions, promote multilateral sharing of information, and develop interoperability among partner nations in the Trans-Sahara. | U.S. Army photo by Spc. Zayid Ballesteros

The outcome of the November election is far from a sure thing.

If 2016 taught us anything, there are way too many variables — the shifting mood of the populace, quirks in our electoral system, and the unreliability of polls — to predict comfortably who will win.

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