However, partly because of the two polls showing the race level, and partly because of the fundamental difficulties that she faces in winning what, despite all the demographic changes, is still basically a red state, I'm leaving this one as too close to call.
Bialek acknowledged in another appearance that she faced dire financial difficulties a decade ago, and that she had filed for bankruptcy protection.
But she predicted that she would confront her illness in the same way she confronted other difficulties that she had faced.
"On one hand, we want to go home and make the country the best possible place for our family and child to live in," said Xuan. "And yet on the other hand, we are aware of all the difficulties that she must face -- the lack of good healthcare and education, the water she must drink, the air she must breathe".
Some participants gave advice to Flora and stated what she should or must do, and it was only through further questioning that what she would do, or likely difficulties that she would face, came to light, if at all.
The first series of 13 episodes depicted Hannah's friends listening to tapes she had made for each of them explaining the difficulties she faced that had prompted her to kill herself.
Through conversations with colleagues and veterans, she was disturbed by the difficulties that faced veterans trying to return to civilian life, specifically in re-entering the workforce.
Its 13 episodes depict 13 friends of Hannah listening to a tape she made for each of them explaining the difficulties she faced that prompted her to kill herself.
For years, historians downplayed the difficulties that faced governors like Yates and Morton in the Old Northwest, preferring to portray them as either unscrupulous local despots or unreasonable whiners who had to be calmed and managed by Lincoln.
Last week I suggested the difficulties that faced US forces if the President sent them into the ISIS battle in Iraq.
