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BannonsLiver

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7. Yep. The data is the data.

Reply to RandySF (Original post)

Tue Jul 7, 2026, 09:27 PM

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I don’t think the trend lines were good, either. No real sign of a turnaround.

This is a great example of how data can really put a very fine point on something. We should all remember that in a couple of years when big issues are going to be debated within the party as we select a nominee, and later in the general election where a victory will require winning a large chunk of independents to get er done.

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ME-SEN: Planter was not winning over white working class voters. [View all] RandySF Tuesday OP

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It was pretty clear in last week's polls that he had an uphill climb. WhiskeyGrinder Tuesday #2

But the myth was the stated reason for ignoring all the red flags. RandySF Tuesday #3

Yep. People love a vibes-based candidate, no matter what the data says. Or red flags, for that matter. WhiskeyGrinder Tuesday #4

Besides being lower than pond scum, the guy is a classic bullshit artist. Something was off from the beginning Raftergirl Tuesday #5

He even lied about being a harbor master. RandySF Tuesday #6

Yep. The data is the data. BannonsLiver Tuesday #7