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@troysenik you could have improved your commentary about the leftists screaming about the striking down of the Biden mask mandate by saying it drove them to scream into their My Pillows instead of simply into their pillow. Random thought, but good job with these gents as usual.
John Yoo seems on shaky ground when he argues that the political results of elections in various states prove the public in those states supported lockdowns and mask mandates.
People didn’t vote on the sole basis of COVID policy. Lifelong Democrats will vote for the Democrat in the race even if they disagree with him on one or two issues.
Furthermore, unlike in past days when everybody watched the same few TV channels, Democratic voters are largely siloed or sequestered from ever finding out what the other side really thinks.