murphysclaw1

i mean this in the nicest way possible: but reach out to a publisher first and get them to give you a ghostwriter.

So many people write their own autobiographies and they can be a real struggle to read.

If I was a pollster in, say, Pennsylvania who got burnt in 2016 I would make damn sure that I didn't undervalue Trump this time.

Is this a good argument for why polls might be biased in favor of Trump in 2020?

write a book, sounds like an interesting life.

I once had a literal nightmare that I went to a news stand and I was told that The Economist was out of print. I woke up slightly unnerved.

A few months later I had a date with a girl who worked for The Economist. I told her at great length about my nightmare and implored her to reassure me about the safety of the Economist's finances. Instead of doing this she just looked kinda concerned and started answering questions quite briefly.

Since she was unable to, could you confirm for me that The Economist is doing ok?

Is there anything that you regret about the way you made your points?

If the women's studies teacher was also here, would he/she mention anything else in particular that your account above does not have?