The Washington Post's Jennifer Rubin just said (on Threads) that last night's results show that 90% of political reporting is garbage.

That's because 90% of "coverage" is speculation and opinion. An email from the NYT "The Tilt" assured me that it was a good night for Democrats but that doesn't mean anything for 2024.

Rubbish.

Elections tell us how voters feel. Polls do not and pundits do not.

@Teri_Kanefield
You mean like this? This makes me so angry right now.
@5klp471 @Teri_Kanefield ... but this is simply true. Democrats generically are much more popular than Republicans. Biden is not. If you think it'll be fine to have a Dem Senate and House facing President Trump, then go ahead, keep the status quo.

@daphlawless @5klp471 @Teri_Kanefield

"Longwell also said some voters in her groups suggested they weren't sure they would vote if Biden is the nominee, but they also haven't grasped that Trump is the likely nominee on the Republican side.

"When you tell them, What if it's Trump again, they're like, ‘Oh yeah, no, no, no—I'm all in,’" Longwell said."

It's not going to be a popularity contest. It'll be a choice between immensely competent Biden vs. fascistic Trump. Most voters are not stupid.

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