Message from @FLanon
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ur boring
Another whitepill with the supreme court and social media censorship is in Packingham v. North Carolina, they defined "Social Media" to be so broad that it included WebMD, the Washington Post, and Amazon.com as social media platforms, so if they rule with Jared Taylor, this will not only affect Twitter, but every other major social media organization.
I'd encourage donating to help with the legal fees of the lawsuit Jared Taylor's doing, I've already given about like 100 dollars: https://www.amren.com/help-fight-internet-censorship/
It's a rather beautiful sense of irony that Alex Jones was taken down by the same free market he endlessly extols.
People are seizing White Land
<@&462745116768075776> prediction for tomorrow
Balderson margin might be larger than you think
What time should we do vc?
He was also endorsed by Kasisch
Which should help him with the more Moderate voters
Is O' Connor like a Bluedog moderate?
Haven't looked into him
I think he's more of a third way moderate
Interesting
Young Conor Lamb-esque candidates in districts like this are worrisome but I'm confident Balderson will win.
Hopefully not by 1-2%.
+ the rcp average is silly. It only accounts for two polls.
Not the host of other polls which all favour Balderson.
Wouldn't be surprised if it's a double digit margin for Balderson
We'll see tomorrow.
Oh shit
So what primaries are today?
Kansas, Michigan, Missouri and Washington primaries.
Ohio-12 special election, California state senate special election also
Wow that’s a lot. We have a busy day today
That's right.
Wasn’t there one race out of the bunch that was critical?
The one where you said if Balderson doesn’t win we should kill our selves
OH-12
Let me put it this way: if we do lose this, it'll be far worse than Conor Lamb's victory for numerous reasons.
1. Greater proximity to November
2. Better candidate than Saccone
3. Worse candidate than Lamb
4. Significant Trump involvement in the state before the special election
5. The polling average strongly suggests Balderson will win.
However, if the gap is large enough in favour of Balderson, it'll be a very positive indication for the GOP.
If it's a narrow difference in favour of Balderson then it's an ominous reflection of a growing trend of political despondence in the Rust Belt in response to Trump.
I predict Balderson wins by 3-4%, the middle of the optimistic and pessimistic outcomes.