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The moment Kanye wins the 2024 election:

On the debate stage, one of the press asks him why he would run as a Republican since everybody knows that Republicans are such super dooper racists.
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What happen?

i bet it's all true too. something he'd do

i fucking lold

I didn't view the bstand meltdown. Wha happa?

I tend to think that Comrade Sanders was acting on his own and that the DNC doesn't even like him.

I completely agree.

They certainly will find somebody who fits their key identities and then try to make voting for him/her/xir about the identity.

Who's got the Democrat juice these days?

Trump ain't threatened by somebody whose chief skill is manhandling little girls.

LOL he actually said this:


Fucking hilarious.

Are you saying you will offer me 2 of yours to 1 of mine if I bet that Trump will beat Biden 2020 (if they both run)?

Shit dawg name your price.

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Pulling from Taleb:

Never argue with someone with the aim of changing his or her mind; focus instead on changing the much less invested minds of the audience.

yeah you don't even like big tits.

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There is certainly truth here. However, BananaStand certainly does make some logical mistakes then doubles down when called on them. Of course, we all do that. And sometimes the logical mistakes...

In a way I'm using a simple, one variable explanation as my model too (regarding PA, the only one I've opined on).

That model is that the D ran as an (effective) R (he really did, pro-gun,...

Do there need to be two+ input variables for heteroskedasticity to arise? For example, if the regression is income = age, the variation in income over the range of age doesn't result in...

I like this "cuts through the noise" estimation: a tall, white, high-testosterone male whose name instills an idea of Jesus (Lamb), won. Not to be confused with the other tall, white,...

I'm referring to the change in the D candidates themselves. Lamb is a vastly different D than the 2016 "D" in the sample. Is that heteroskedastic?



Another subjective opinion I hold is that...

Is the D changing over the sample not heteroskedastic?



That's fine. Per the definitions you use, the objective analysis, while perhaps objective, is insufficient enough as to not provide much...

I see a pattern. One that seems to be univariate in a multivariate world, one that probably has some real heteroskedasticity problems, and other statistical jargon I don't know about.

Let's...

Thanks. That makes sense.

Statistics question: let's say a poll gives somebody a 48% approval rating with a 3 point margin of error. Does this mean that the actual result is anywhere between 51% and 45% at the same...

Given that a pretty bad R is remarkably better than the best D, If I were in the situation to vote between them, I would probably.....abstain.

Local politics are local.


If you're looking for "which side" has gained nationally since the election, you look at changes in voter rolls. Republicans are winning on that. However, that isn't...