If there's good news, I'll discuss it

But there's rarely good news

also your analysis is surface level and basic af

"This is a strategy discord" doesn't invalidate the discussion of all possible outcomes that aren't best for us. Whether you like it or not the things button and I bring up are relevant in the election and in how we will need to form our strategy. Just because we're not sucking on the Republican cock doesn't mean we're "taking away your motivation"

it has to be basic so brainlets like you can comprehend it <:tfwtoointelligent:422441104391274497>

Exactly, about the good news point you said earlier button.

I am happy any day to celebrate good news.

Like Rick Scott being ahead of Nelson

But the vast majority of news is terrible for us right now, and it needs to be talked about

The point is that the level you two have been doing at has come to the point of being counter-productive

Yeah, I get it, we need to know where to place our priorities

But we know by know ten-fucking-fold.

We know the risks, we know our odds, but the repetition has come to the point of cigarrete commercials. We've spent next to no time putting out actual content and most of our time talking about the current events, and we shouldn't do that if we want to maximize the odds.

Whether the outlook is bad or if it's good doesn't matter, we have to be at our absolute maximum workload. There's two sides we should not be on, hubris and futility. Too much hubris and you do nothing out of the certainty of success, too much futility and you do nothing out of the certainty of losing. We can't be on either side of that, and it is blatantly obvious that this place is getting dragged to the latter.

Trump Job Approval:
Approve 45%
Disapprove 53%

@Reuters/@_Ipsos, Among Registered Voters, 5/4-8
https://t.co/tYQVJcGPwn https://t.co/DWz8a1GyvY

Trump Job Approval:
Approve 44%
Disapprove 54%

@Reuters/@_Ipsos 5/4-8
https://t.co/tYQVJcGPwn https://t.co/PMve10LjGS

lol you certainly aren't taking away my motivation but I bet others in this Discord are getting bogged down by it

It would help if it was positive thinking. Instead of negativity, use your anger and worry as passion to make change.

Affordable Care Act:
Favorable 49%
Unfavorable 43%

@KaiserFamFound 4/20-30
https://t.co/qeN56Rr4O9

Trump Job Approval:
Approve 40%
Disapprove 55%

@KaiserFamFound 4/20-30
https://t.co/qeN56Rr4O9

Generic Congressional Ballot:
Democrats 39% (+1)
Republicans 38%

@Reuters/@_Ipsos 5/4-8
https://t.co/tYQVJcGPwn https://t.co/I1p5PyVxry

That generic ballot poll is crazy

We've got to hammer that stuff in and capitalize on this.

hahahahahahaha +1D

holy shit when it becomes +something R I'll check to see what BlueMidterm2018 is saying

Well, we've got to drive it home, get on the grind with the machine.

Reuters/Ipsos had it at D+11 just a couple weeks ago, on April 24

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/2018_generic_congressional_vote-6185.html#polls

Tennessee Governor - Republican Primary:
Black 41%
Boyd 26%
Lee 11%
Harwell 6%
Undecided 15%

Grassroots Targeting/@DianeBlackTN Internal Poll 5/4-6
https://t.co/XJOLezQUwE #TNgov

Oregon Governor - Republican Primary:
Buehler 33%
Carpenter 25%
Wooldridge 8%
Undecided 33%

Global Strategy Group 5/3-6
https://t.co/3vqYRBB8fI #ORgov

@FLanon um, no sweaty

zak should go "muh trends" and point out that it's trending downward for the D's and upward for the R's

Lol, it's the same for each but reversed

RT @timothyrhoman: Trump approval/disapproval numbers here for all 50 states in April: https://t.co/JPtpRp0nN1 #TrumpTracker

South Dakota Governor -
Republican Primary:
Marty Jackley 39% (+1)
Kristi Noem 38%
Undecided 24%

Leverage Public Strategies 5/4-7
https://t.co/JNnWzO9ODn #SDgov

@FLanon D +1?

Fuckin what fantasy land are you on

It was D+7 yesterday

@Deleted User there is no trend of republicans on the rise

They spiked a Month after taxes passd

And then went back down

They've been at a solid 6-9