This 2020 Presidential election cycle has become the Super Bowl of all the previous Presidential elections. Just like the US foo fall, Super bowls (a major events in the US), most presidential elections are comparable to the “Super Bowl of the Politics“. According to the OpenSecrets.org (a nonpartisan, independent and nonprofit, the Center for Responsive Politics) website the 2020 election will cost whooping $14 billions or more.

Just only less than a week away from the Nov 3 election day, political pundits, pollsters, media speculators and others are having a field day with their speculations, curtain measuring, joking of high profiles jobs. TV channels are flooded with propagandist commercials to sway the less-informed voters in their favors.

Even popular artists like Taylor Swift are lending their voices to a political ad for the first time, ‘urging young voters to head to the polls to cast their ballots on Election Day’ with her #OnlyTheYoung can do call.

Here is another popular artist Lady Gaga requesting her 82.3M followers telling them, “I believe no matter how you feel right now about the election, you are still accountable. The government is not going away tomorrow, and unless you have a plane ticket and somewhere you’re going to live, this is going to be your home.”

For most ordinary citizens, they are just waiting the election to be over as peacefully and as quickly as possible, to get back to little normalcy.