There's a point in every political saga where rumors take over. The reason is simple: no one knows how it's going to turn out. But like teenagers on a first date, most reporters and politicians are terrified of prolonged silence. So they read tea leaves, consult their horoscopes and offer opinions to one another. True, these are just [...]
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