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We can't unborrow that $6 trillion....

Sure, if you take away the record high inflation, record high gas prices, and flirting with recession...yeah the economy is strong as hell. Insert old senile man eating ice cream. My money says the jobs numbers are more of a correlation to the country reopening after 2020 than it is the Biden...

Golden is a good guy but the highly underperforming defense has me missing Clark Lea. Lea's defenses most times you felt like ND had 12 guys on the field and were always sound. Golden's defense always feels like there's 9 guys on the field and their supposed strength (Dline) has been less than...

What do you not understand? One person's twitter feed is not an accurate representation of the entire country's opinion on an event. End of story.

White flag raised by cacky

A member of the Green party, here illegally and a nudist activist...yeah he's definitely MAGA. You hit the nail on the head there. The guy has issues for sure, but no political party is to blame here. Crazy is crazy.

First the deflection and now the victim card? I created no strawman. You dug yourself this hole with your post. YOUR post stated that no one cared about the attack based on YOUR twitter feed. It was inaccurate and ridiculous and all I did was call you out on it. 23% of the entire country is on...

Not sure if it's been mentioned here or not, but the nutjob who attacked Paul Pelosi was an illegal immigrant (overstayed his visa) and was living in some hippie commune. Doesn't exactly fit the MAGA roster stereotype, but I also have major questions as to how he got in that house.

Congrats. I don't care who or what you follow on twitter. The point (again) is that it's really inaccurate to take your twitter feed and describe it as representative of the entire country. We're days into this and you still haven't grasped this, or you're deflecting and changing topic to save face.

lol soc 2 is the last thing i'd expect to see on IE. damn i hate bringing work home haha

realclearpolitics.com always has polls taken on numerous issues from various sources. That's a start. Trying to paint the picture of the entire country's opinion of the Pelosi attack based on your twitter feed is an absolute joke, and we all know it except you.

If you're trying to get the pulse of the nation on a particular topic/ issue/ event, Twitter is not the place.

Backtracking and deflecting. The question wasn't the news on your feed. Your opinion was based on people's reaction or lack thereof on twitter to the news. You didn't see the reaction/ outrage you wanted, so you drew the conclusion that no one cares. Hot garbage.

I'm just gonna keep hammering this (pun intended) until you admit that your take was pure garbage and now you're trying to deflect to save face. Your twitter feed does not represent the entire country's opinion or attitude regarding the attack on Paul Pelosi. End of story.

Again, this is your post. You claimed "people are fine" with the Pelosi attack because you didn't see enough outrage or hashtags on twitter. This would be understandable if you were 20 years old (and still inaccurate), but that's not the case which is pathetic. If you went to a local football...

Your post about the Pelosi attack literally said, "according to my twitter feed." You dug yourself a hole too deep here, bud. You can wave the white flag while most of us give you the eyeroll.

Yes, your little bubble. If your worldview is based on twitter and hashtags, it's a you problem. Broaden the sample size. You took tweets you saw and didn't see from 23% of the US population then tried to paint it as the attitude of the entire country, which is insane and inaccurate. It would...

The camera work was God awful and way too close the whole game. Really frustrating.

I didn't say it wasn't infuential. I'm trying to reign you back into reality and outside your little bubble. If you think taking random posts from random people on Twitter is a clear indication of the whole country, yes it's a you problem.

That's a you problem. Pull yourself out of that little bubble. About 23% of US adults are on Twitter. Sounds like it's where you go to find things that reaffirm your worldview.