razor's edge

We’re still on the razor’s edge.

While grants and loans are theoretically available to help compensate for losses, the fact is that the business exists on a razor’s edge even in the best of times.

As small businesses fail because they can no longer successfully walk the razor’s edge, the enterprises that replace them likely won’t be new small businesses; they’ll be chain stores that can afford to lose a month or two of revenue each year due to hurricanes.

And with the presidential contest likely to turn on a razor’s edge, chaos in Georgia might mean chaos across the nation.

But in an election that will be won by a razor’s edge, being able to rally a significant percentage of new voters could help give a candidate the boost they need to win.