“Let’s see which reporters take the time to read this post and then correct their stories.”
Writes RFK Jr., at great length, at X.
He links to various reporters, and I don’t think any of them have responded.
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"The Senate race in Michigan… will test moderate and independent voters’ appetite for a combative brand of unalloyed progressivism."
“The party’s activist class believes Dr. El-Sayed’s success next week would establish a proof point that left-wing populism is a winning message, even in swing states. He has embraced an economic agenda that sharply attacks the billionaire class and taken
Darkness on the eve of election.
The view from Memeorandum — where I’ve gone for many years to see an overview of the day’s talked about headlines — is a non-view:
Jamison Foser / Finding Gravity:
"[W]hat surprised me most was that nearly all of Lucy’s co-workers and former mortuary classmates are women, specifically young women in their twenties and thirties."
“‘There were only three guys in our class and one of them was a trans man. There were a lot of queer people,’ she explains. I’d assumed she would be a quirky outlier in a class of gaunt, poorly socialized
"Democrats were far more enthusiastic about taking the poll than Republicans were. Registered Democrats were more than twice as likely as registered Republicans…."
“After 2020, many polls, including The Post’s, adopted additional methods to guard against the threat of nonresponse bias, leveraging voter files with extensive information on past turnout and demographics to help ensure more representative samples. Polls also began weighting samples
"Grading for correctness just adds a huge incentive for them to use AI for homework instead of doing it themselves, and penalizes students for honesty."
Said UC Berkeley professor (and winner of the Fields Medal) Richard Borcherds.
"France has beautiful days ahead of it… its recovery begins here in Orléans. This is the symbol of the fight against stupidity, against abandonment, against resignation."
Said Marine Le Pen, addressing supporters of France’s “far-right” National Rally in Orléans (where Joan of Arc defended France in 1429):
"The Parks Department sees an old, decaying, noncompliant place. We see versatile, high-quality, high-performance equipment."
Said Salo Coslovsky, an associate professor of urban planning, quoted in “New Fight at Gritty Manhattan Park Is Over ‘Punk Rock’ Pull-Up Bars/The Parks Department has a $10 million plan to renovate the northeast corner of Tompkins Square Park, but
"I won’t normalize somebody who has said that my childhood is something I’m just complaining about."
Said Amy Acton, explaining why she won’t debate Vivek Ramaswamy, quoted in “Attack Ad Featuring Candidate’s Mother Turns Ohio Governor’s Race Even Uglier/A Republican ad features Amy Acton’s estranged mother calling her daughter a liar. The two have not spoken