@lionel_trolling If I told you that I was racing a cheetah this weekend, would you say it's impossible to determine who is likely to win because I've never raced a cheetah and never will again?
@seskoog @JMilesColeman Pollsters can be wrong, but to put out a poll so far from what people were expecting shows integrity even if it ends up being way off.
@PoorestG@Politics_Polls@NateSilver538 14% higher chance is not the same as being "up 14 points". He's up less than a point in the polling average.
Harris still has a good shot at winning the state. It's just not quite a 50/50 shot if you believe the numbers.
You can tell my election stress is high when I'm eagerly awaiting the results of my school district's *student vote* so I can use it as some bellwether of political support.
@metroadlib I do not think he was sarcastic. I think he genuinely think Hinchcliffe is funny...in the correct setting. A roast is the correct setting. A political rally is not.
@James_Holzhauer It is kinda funny that I don't know any Jeopardy contestants that would vote for Trump (or at least haven't admitted as much), but I know dozens that are voting for Harris.
@OurHighMinds@stevenspohn I just don't think it's a well-crafted joke. If your intended reaction is for people to gasp and laugh in shock that you said something so horrible, then maybe the joke just isn't that funny. I like my jokes to sound like they're not read off of a Cards Against Humanity card.
@OurHighMinds@stevenspohn What could be the difference between Tony Hinchcliffe telling a joke about Puerto Ricans and George Lopez telling a joke about Mexicans?
Hmmm, yeah, I just can't put my finger on it.