I see in his fund raising emails he is saying he will only run if he believes he is the best available candidate. It got me thinking maybe if her or Tulsi get off to a great start he won't run. If they sputter he goes in.
I see in his fund raising emails he is saying he will only run if he believes he is the best available candidate. It got me thinking maybe if her or Tulsi get off to a great start he won't run. If they sputter he goes in.
Do you think stuff like campaign people switching teams is a bigger factor?
Biden has been a politician for over 40 years but he's the populist?Biden is a populist and Warren is a career politician corporate shill....are y'all nikkas even paying attention or are you just here for the free coffee?
Hillary Clinton spent $370 million more than Trump on the presidential election. Now you tell me, was it effective?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...-election-its-a-doozy/?utm_term=.f32168407882
Nate Silver doesn't think it was too effective either.
Have you Heard Nate Silver's Thoughts about Russiagate? He's not a Believer. It's a Math Thing.
How much did Russia spend again? You got receipts?
Overall, then, my view on the effects of Russian interference is fairly agnostic. I tend to focus more on factors — such as Clinton’s email scandal or the Comey letter (and the media’s handling of those stories) — that had easier-to-prove effects. The hacked emails from the Clinton campaign and the DNC (which may or may not have had anything to do with the Russians) potentially also were more influential than the Russian efforts detailed in Friday’s indictments. Clinton’s Electoral College strategy didn’t have as much of an effect as some people assume — but it was pretty stupid all the same and is certainly worth mentioning.
But if it’s hard to prove anything about Russian interference, it’s equally hard to disprove anything: The interference campaign could easily have had chronic, insidious effects that could be mistaken for background noise but which in the aggregate were enough to swing the election by 0.8 percentage points toward Trump — not a high hurdle to clear because 0.8 points isn’t much at all.
Yeah, spending money proves nothing about influence. Hillary spent more than double than Trump and what 30X more than that Russian entity you posted about but lost? Russia had that much better ad targeting than the Clinton campaign?! Wow that would make her team a bunch of real dummies.A Russian troll factory had a $1.25 million monthly budget to interfere in the 2016 US election
Nate Silver has a right to his opinion but that's a pretty huge waste of money by a foreign government if that's the case. Although even Nate Silver kinda backpedaled on this and said he's agnostic about it -
How Much Did Russian Interference Affect The 2016 Election?
a million dollars a month? even you don't believe that's a huge waste of money...for an entire countryA Russian troll factory had a $1.25 million monthly budget to interfere in the 2016 US election
Nate Silver has a right to his opinion but that's a pretty huge waste of money by a foreign government if that's the case.
What was this beer fiasco im hearing about?
just in case the indian dna test didn't dissuade you
nothing, manWhat's the fiasco? What's funny about it ?
What's the fiasco? What's funny about it ?
Yeah, spending money proves nothing about influence. Hillary spent more than double than Trump and what 30X more than that Russian entity you posted about but lost? Russia had that much better ad targeting than the Clinton campaign?! Wow that would make her team a bunch of real dummies.