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Join Jim & Greg as they discuss formal research into what we’ve known for years – that Russian social media memes made virtually no impact on the outcome of the 2016 presidential election. They also react to reports that classified documents from President Biden’s days as vice president were discovered at his office at the University of Pennsylvania. And they pop some popcorn as Biden tries to pressure the Democrats to move Georgia up in the 2024 primary calendar, while New Hampshire and other states fight to stay at the front of the line.
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As @taras likes to put it, “Jim Geraghty is ALWAYS WRONG.”
If people actually realized Facebook memes etc are what change their mind about things, they wouldn’t be doing their job properly.
Not saying that actually got Trump elected, but he seriously misunderstands the desired function.
The 2012 Iowa Republican caucus was botched. There was a two week delay in the announcement that Rick Santorum won. The point of the Iowa caucus is to be an early boost for a well organized candidate. It failed.