@boblambert90@Kmagura @Shelly_A_Clark @LawrenceLam8@joshgana @fithead13 Itโs the best with some of the best people I know. A lot of work, but an opportunity to make a big difference for our field.
@CoryBooker@ChrisMurphyCT@brianschatz I gave a lot of money at your request over the last few months. And not a single one of those candidates won. Why should I throw good money after bad? Youโve not made anything near a compelling case that this money will actually help.
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@Be_The_Bridge I hate when someone makes copies, puts in colored paper, and doesnโt take the extra paper out when theyโre done. Now half the copies of my meeting agenda are bright purple. ๐ก
@Kmagura I donโt know how accurate that is. Back when Johnson got it in March, people were โrallying around the flagโ and many world leaders, including Trump, saw short-term approval increases. Six months later and based on the decisions heโs made, I donโt see people being as sympathetic
@Desilet Iโve got some trust that the people that do need to prepare for the worst (Biden, DNC, etc) are thinking about this. Amplifying the message that republicans will steal the election is more likely to depress turnout the. Actually help anything.
@Desilet Iโm willing to admit that anything *could* happen, including the worst of what was in the article. But I think spending too much time on the low probability outcomes, which most certainly are those in the article, is a classic Trump distraction from what we should be doing.