@AdamP_TROY @D_whit96 @AlphaForDummies@Fantavious9 Am I misunderstanding "leaves the baseline" in the rule? Feels like whether he turns left or right is irrelevant as long as he stays on the baseline...which seems to be the case
@olito28 @EvanBenet1 Teo is an awful defender. I don't think it's "luck" that the ball drops there when it wouldn't have if the defender was Varsho/Barger/Straw.
If you're Snell, you need to protect yourself from the bad defence behind you.
@therabbithole If your "baseline" is -25, then there's more room for a larger shift to the left with regards to immigration. Looks like the Dems are +40 and the Reps are -40. If the Reps are already at -40, theres not much room to shift right. But that doesn't mean a shift left is "extreme"
@therabbithole Are we concerned at all about data literacy here? Republicans moved from ~8% to ~1% supporting affirmative action since 2012, democrats moved from ~25% to ~60%. In terms of the proportional shift, haven't the Republicans gone "further right"? Or at least comparatively similar