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  • Thalion@lemmy.ca
    6·
    12 days ago

    Good too see it happen, but I can’t imagine there’s much overlap between people undecided or voting for Trump at this point, and people who care what Nobel Prize winners think.

    • fine_sandy_bottom@lemmy.federate.cc
      5·
      12 days ago

      That’s not really the point though. You’re correct in that “there’s not much overlap”, but it’s those few undecided idiots who are going to decide the election.

      There are literally people who will cast their ballot based on the vibe they have on the day. They remember a meme their sister posted the day before that said Kamala shat herself one time in highschool and vote for Trump. These people are going to choose the outcome of this election.

      I think the best strategy for either party at this time is a plan for some type of release like this each day, every day up to the election. Yes, in each case you’re not going to convince any voters who are already aligned behind either party, but it might just be this article that sticks in someone’s mind on the big day.