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Dan Lavoie@djlavoie.bsky.social |
I've never seen as many smart people with good politics disagree about an issue. Extremely bright people whose opinions and instincts I trust have a 180-degree opinion from mine. It's confusing and weird and I don't like it.
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@joeytt.bsky.social
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I think what’s going on is a combination of difficult-to-know hypotheticals and also differences in personal experience, like whether or not you are friends with any disengaged young people and experienced debate as a catastrophic blow to chances of them voting for Biden.
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Ea-nāṣir
@jedgarnaut.bsky.social
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The easiest answer involves a time machine, so not good
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Chris in NY
@chrisb2.bsky.social
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one of the fundamental problems with the debate is Biden needed to shift the campaign to forward-looking and to the extent he did, not in a good way! I like his first term a lot. He's at 37% approval. You can't *extra win* the folks who are already on board.
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Chris in NY
@chrisb2.bsky.social
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it's a really tough choice because (ditching Biden) is high-risk as hell. You basically have to reach a point of "Biden cannot win and someone else probably won't but also might"
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Dan Lavoie
@djlavoie.bsky.social
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I legitimately think I'm right. And super smart people who have good instincts say I'm 100% wrong. It's not great out here!
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