Q in my inbox: How would [insert area] vote?
Me: Well, here's the 2020 breakdown.
Twitter: How can you treat politics like a game like that!?
Me: Well, here's the 2020 breakdown.
Twitter: How can you treat politics like a game like that!?
Are there people on here who do go a bit far with the 'game' aspect? Yes. But let's not pretend looking at the breakdowns/trends of an area can't be informative.
Some of us treat being interested in #s and wanting to help people as being mutually exclusive.
Some of us treat being interested in #s and wanting to help people as being mutually exclusive.
Like, I've had some people who work on campaigns -- who's hearts are into it -- show me hypothetical redistricting maps that they've done, or stuff like that.
My first reaction wasn't "well, you're treating it like a sport here..."
My first reaction wasn't "well, you're treating it like a sport here..."
And tbh I really especially dislike the whole “you’re treating politics like a football game” comparison.
i’ve joked on here that when all the normal LSU students were tailgating and at the games, I was learning about districts and doing research on elections on weekends 😆
i’ve joked on here that when all the normal LSU students were tailgating and at the games, I was learning about districts and doing research on elections on weekends 😆
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