Yeah I would say "uncharitable" would be an adjective that at least partially captures the string of strawmen you've built in an attempt to spook me into submission. Feels like there should be a harvest moon to illuminate as many strawmen as you've constructed.
Do you attribute every correctly called election prediction to be a "lucky gue…
Yeah I would say "uncharitable" would be an adjective that at least partially captures the string of strawmen you've built in an attempt to spook me into submission. Feels like there should be a harvest moon to illuminate as many strawmen as you've constructed.
Do you attribute every correctly called election prediction to be a "lucky guess"? If so, then every single one of us on this board is no better than the average joe on the street. If not, then how do you distinguish my guesses being "lucky" when they're inconvenient but right and others' guesses as especially insightful if the results match your preferences?
Five of the last six election cycles produced results that I consider disappointing from a Democratic perspective. Was it really a "lucky guess" for me to have looked at the trend lines of those preceding cycles and determined that we had a problem going into 2024? Or could it be a signal that Democrats have become really bad at messaging to the contemporary electorate? And that you and many others have become really, really bad at evaluating the trend lines and correctly predicting outcomes?
Yeah I would say "uncharitable" would be an adjective that at least partially captures the string of strawmen you've built in an attempt to spook me into submission. Feels like there should be a harvest moon to illuminate as many strawmen as you've constructed.
Do you attribute every correctly called election prediction to be a "lucky guess"? If so, then every single one of us on this board is no better than the average joe on the street. If not, then how do you distinguish my guesses being "lucky" when they're inconvenient but right and others' guesses as especially insightful if the results match your preferences?
Five of the last six election cycles produced results that I consider disappointing from a Democratic perspective. Was it really a "lucky guess" for me to have looked at the trend lines of those preceding cycles and determined that we had a problem going into 2024? Or could it be a signal that Democrats have become really bad at messaging to the contemporary electorate? And that you and many others have become really, really bad at evaluating the trend lines and correctly predicting outcomes?