UPDATE: Infographic now in HD high-definition. Our thanks to the artist, Mike Dupuis, for sending us the high-resolution file. In my last post, I predicted that Rubio’s continued presence in the race is not worth it, even in the extremely unlikely … Continue reading
I love Marco Rubio. I haven’t talked about him too much here on the blog, because I haven’t had much to say about him that hasn’t been said better by others elsewhere. But I think he’s a great American, an … Continue reading
UPDATE: I have launched a Poor Man’s Stop-Trump Delegate Tracker based on the “Nightmare Scenario” laid out in this post. The media and narrative-driven, math-challenged insiders have largely set their sights on March 15th as the pivotal day, just as this post … Continue reading
This morning, Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ), who is running for president, attacked Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), who is also running for president, by arguing that Rubio is too pro-life. From the New York Times:
First things first: I was wrong. Nate Silver was right. The Democrats did, indeed, have a turnout miracle. Final exit polling shows the Democrats with a D+6 advantage on election night, essentially matching their D+7 result in 2008, and burying … Continue reading
In my recent (and surprisingly popular) post about the weirdly good polls the Democrats have been seeing recently, I suggested that the polls might be suffering from an unidentified systemic source of bias. I promised a followup discussing the implications … Continue reading
It is now the top of the 9th and final inning. Despite a few scattered base hits, the score has not changed since Romney’s big inning in the 6th. The 8th inning saw five strikeouts between the two teams, but … Continue reading
During this cycle, likely voter polls have consistently shown more Democrats showing up to vote than Republicans. Actually, that is a bit of an understatement. It is perfectly normal for Democrats to outnumber Republicans, even at the polls, even in strong Republican … Continue reading
It looks like the Obamaniacs have finally got their pitching problems worked out! All they had to do was put their main man on the mound. He’s not doing anything special, nor anything we haven’t seen a million times before, … Continue reading
In the bottom of the 6th, Fightin’ Joe Biden came in to pinch hit for an exhausted David Axelrod. He made a lot of noise, fouled a lot of balls, and got the Romulans jeering that he was all talk, … Continue reading
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