I found the video from ‘Citizens for Sanity’.
Sorry it’s a Facebook post. Perhaps someone else can find a non-FB link.
I found the video from ‘Citizens for Sanity’.
Sorry it’s a Facebook post. Perhaps someone else can find a non-FB link.
Yeah, yeah, those radical libs are pro-crime, and hate YOU ( we’re looking at you person watching commercial,) blah, bah, blah. I hope enough people don’t fall for this crap.
Is anyone really “pro-crime” other than Trump and his cronies?
About 100 million of your fellow Americans believe this crap about as thoroughly as they believe in gravity or God. Total unquestioning belief impervious to all contrary influence.
Another 50-70 million agree “Crime is Bad” and mistakenly think that’s the same idea as “Democrats Are Bad”.
‘FEAR! FEAR! BE AFRAID! FEEEEEEAAAAAAR!!!’
I rarely see ads — I either record to watch later or pause at some point so I can fast-forward over them — but I did happen to catch one which claimed that Patty Murray was “out of step” with Washingtonians.
Really, Tiffany? “Out of step” with a state that voted to shitcan your bestie Don by over 19 percentage points? That Washington?
Or perhaps she means “real” Washingtonians. Who by definition don’t live around Puget Sound, and especially not in Seattle.
George Will has come out with an opinion piece in which he argues that Smiley is fixin’ to pull an upset.
Apparently people have been lying en masse to generate those polls showing her down by double digits in the race.
Some people I know have indeed concluded that polls have become useless because one of the sides, if they bother answering at all, will just lie to troll the poll.
And hey, the polls have not exactly been covering themselves in glory over the last 6 years.
Yeah, does seem like an odd race/state to use for the argument.
To be fair, a lot of them aren’t that sure about gravity given that it’s just a theory.
Do I need a winky smiley?
On the other hand, astrophysicists have not been able to discern whether the fullest extent of the universe is larger than the breadth of human stupidity. Some significant research on the question has been done, but it has been a challenge getting funding, given that stupid is a valuable economic resource.
Sure, but, in aggregate, they’ve generally not been multi digit percentages off. And most of the problem comes from predicting who the likely voters are and in what percentages they will vote.
“Did’ja see? Those LIBRULS want to spend money to study stupidity! They think men can have babies! They should just look in a mirror, herp derp.”
You don’t need a winkie, but…
Newton’s Law of Universal Gravitation:
“Every point mass attracts every single point mass by a force pointing along the line intersecting both points. The force is directly proportional to the product of the two masses and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between the point masses.”
So there is a Law (as ‘Law’ is defined in science) of gravity. The Theory of Gravity is a testable guess as to why it works.
I actually struggled with choosing what to use as my example indisputable fact everyone agrees with. For exactly the reason you winkily cite.
On the other hand, astrophysicists have not been able to discern whether the fullest extent of the universe is larger than the breadth of human stupidity. Some significant research on the question has been done, but it has been a challenge getting funding, given that stupid is a valuable economic resource.
You totally win the thread. Thanks for the best thought of the day by far.
The part that gets me is the radio ads I hear, despite being played in western Washington, are aimed squarely at eastern Washingtonians describing distorted, exaggerated, and imaginary problems in Seattle. And she’s going to solve them by… running for US Senate?
Among the many, many, many enraging things about the ad. Assuming the problems were as she describes them (they’re not) and she was actually interested in solving them (she’s not) - that’s a job for King County Council or Seattle City Council. It has fuck all to do with the US Senate.
Also - the ads are clearly, clearly aimed at people who never, ever, ever go near Seattle because they are wildly misinformed about everything. People who live there know you’ve never been anywhere near the Starbucks, Tiffany. We know it’s bad greenscreening. And most importantly, we know they’re closed because the baristas unionized and they’re being punished as a warning to other shops.
On the one hand, she’s the latest in a string of “are you kidding me?” Republicans who run for statewide office every 2-4 years. But I don’t remember Culp pissing me off this much until after he lost.
But I don’t remember Culp pissing me off this much until after he lost.
twice, no less
Unsurprisingly, Smiley has lost by 14 points.
And unsurprisingly, she’s refusing to concede.
While Murray had never trailed in a single public poll, the race had been seen as been highly competitive, with the polling margin narrowing as the election approached.
Smiley didn’t concede Tuesday night, telling a crowd at the Hyatt Regency Bellevue “It ain’t over, it ain’t over.”
“I am an eternal optimist,” she said. “We’re confident that when every legal vote is counted, that we could turn the tide here in Washington state.”
“Tiffany, what do you consider to be a ‘legal’ vote?”
“A vote for me.”
I hope we never hear from Tiffany again. But then again, our other Senator Maria Cantwell will be running for re-election in 2 years, I wonder if McConnel will have the balls to throw her into the fire again.