Biden making a late play for Georgia is smart and consistent with a tipping-point-state-focused approach lawyersgunsmoneyblog.com/2020/10/sweet-…
1)The tipping point state for the White House isn't the only one that matters. Control of the Senate is almost as important, and Georgia has two open races in a context in which Senate races are heavily nationalized.
2)The openly signaled possibility for a Kavanaugh Koup changes the tipping point calculation. An election that comes down to one state is a LOT risker than one in which Biden has a cushion. You'd really like the snake to get at least 2 or 3 states north of the line: 
3)Biden is in a solid position, while Trump is running out of money and clearly has very bad internal polls. Doesn't mean you should take wild Karl Rove-like shots at unwinnable states, but it makes a calculated decision to stretch the field a better gamble
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