Michiganders for Perry Johnson

@vegetationstation.bsky.social

I am not affiliated with the Perry Johnson campaign, and I do not in actuality support him.

Fair enough, but the non-partisan polls of the races also did very poorly: - Emerson: El-Sayed +16 - Tavern: AES +10 - Glengariff: Stevens +7 - Mitchell: AES +14 Looks less like partisan pollsters rigging their data and more like a combination of late movement and biased samples across the board

Norm Ornstein@normornstein.bsky.social · 21h ago

Whoever ends up winning the Democratic nomination for Senate in Michigan, I hope with little expectation that those who took seriously polls showing a rout for El-Sayed will think twice about relying on questionable and/or partisan polls.

I think on the whole it’s totally fine in principle to urge people to be cautious in how they talk about AIPAC et al but some people really do need to get it thru to themselves that it is actually exceptional for one organization to spend >30M on a single primary like it’s nothing.

Tbf if I lived in Ohio I would vote for Acton. Her comment on “settled law” is concerning but I think that and her other behavior stems from wanting to say the word “transgender” as few times as possible, and not that she has broken with the Dem consensus on youth access to puberty blockers and HRT

For that reason, it's very important that we elect people who are pro-Palestine because they hate apartheid and don't hold animus towards American Jews rather than people who are pro-Palestine because they believe Jews control their TV and cancelled their favorite non-woke shows.