@TheJoeBeamer When you end up being wrong in 2/3 of the contests where the outcome was seriously in doubt, that’s a method that doesn’t work a majority of the time.
@ndrewwhitehead Depending on the media market it could also be a MI or OH-focused buy. We still get a handful of ads here in WNY but I’ve always thought that they are targeted towards two counties in PA that happen to be in the Buffalo market.
@bdtamas I think I said some variant of that to the reporter. Not sure it comes off that way in the article itself, but my response was channeling the Herron and Lewis piece on Nader.
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@LeticiaBode I don’t have transcripts, but I think I still have a lot of the videos from the old newslab project we ran at Wisconsin if those would help. They’re from 2008 though.
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@ntdPhD See, for me it's when I open a dataset of truly modest proportions and it takes a good bit of time to execute any commands whatsoever. Good thing I'm due for a new computer in only a couple of years.
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