This is like the opening crawl from Attack of The Clones when you are so bored by the fourth line you know you should leave right then but you think that there's no way that the plot could be *that* ridiculous and then 40 minutes in you realize it's much worse. After that, it's all sunk costs.
November 25, 2025 at 1:14 AM
This is like the opening crawl from Attack of The Clones when you are so bored by the fourth line you know you should leave right then but you think that there's no way that the plot could be *that* ridiculous and then 40 minutes in you realize it's much worse. After that, it's all sunk costs.
"Relax, the country survived the corruption and graft that was just as bad in the 1880s" isn't actually reassuring to those of us who don't want to go back there, or to the folks over the next century who tried to male it illegal to do all those things again.
November 16, 2025 at 6:59 PM
"Relax, the country survived the corruption and graft that was just as bad in the 1880s" isn't actually reassuring to those of us who don't want to go back there, or to the folks over the next century who tried to male it illegal to do all those things again.
If red states can engage in random redistricting, I think Virginia should be able to reclaim our colonial grant. Sea to shining sea, west and northwest.
November 8, 2025 at 4:25 PM
If red states can engage in random redistricting, I think Virginia should be able to reclaim our colonial grant. Sea to shining sea, west and northwest.
As a recovering pollster, an eye-opening data point in the AAPOR report is the finding that public pollsters mostly did not adjust their assumtions about turnout within a state between 2020 and 2024.
That seems really bad! Do they understand there are voters out there and not just respondents?
October 29, 2025 at 9:52 PM
As a recovering pollster, an eye-opening data point in the AAPOR report is the finding that public pollsters mostly did not adjust their assumtions about turnout within a state between 2020 and 2024.
That seems really bad! Do they understand there are voters out there and not just respondents?