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1. Earvin 'Gold Stars' Johnson Posted: May 30, 2008 at 04:24 PM (#2799667)Spiffy.
(Good site, too; been reading it for a while now.)
Poblano/Silver rocks.
Maybe this can be his place to vent politically and so they just talk baseball on BP unless
their truly is legitimate crossover.
We should be seeing Nate Silver on MSNBC soon, right?
Guy with a sports background on MSNBC-never gonna happen.
Yes. He has since his National Journal days.
For those who don't know, Silver absolutely nailed the NC and IN results by using a method that basically presumed that almost no real movement in people's allegiances had occurred since the beginning of the primary campaign (ie, that Wright didn't matter).
Just waiting for Bill O'Reilly to rant and rave that people like Nate Silver are ruining America. And then, subsequently, Keith Olbermann will once again declare O-Really one of the worst persons in the world for comparing Nate/Poblano to Hitler.
Also, Chuck Todd is certainly a rising star in political reporting. His stock has risen (I daresay) almost as quickly and as high as Obama's this political season.
I can't tell if you're joking.
I assume he is. Everyone knows Rachel Maddow's softball background.
Rachel Maddow: Another person (along with Carlos Quentin) I was surprised to learn had attended my alma mater!
Don't mess with the tree.
Of course that site would only be available in the libertarian paradise that is Paulville. Also, keeper leagues are not allowed. Everyone knows that keeper leagues are a new form of slavery.
I'm going to say it so no one else has to: fuzzy math?
Well, I'm canceling my BP subscription now. Everyone knows liberal data is unreliable.
Stats and facts are part of the reality-based community. That's not the way the world really works anymore. When we act, we create our own reality.
I'm starting to think that half of the people here are closet members of the liberal blogosphere.
Having some grasp of stats and demographics is useful now, due to polling firms (SurveyUSA) having weird samples. Such as SurveyUSA overestimating the white vote in Southern Dem primaries (they had Obama up by like 2 in Alabama and he won by 14).
Now, if only political figures had enough grasp on numbers to not overspend in their campaigns. ;)
Why should leagueowners be deprived of players year to year? Are you a statist who believes that private property isn't private?
I should be able to keep my players for as long as possible.
And if Ron Paul had a fantasy sports league, you'd pay money to play it, and then it'd stop working halfway through and start spending your money on it's relatives.
Actually, sabermetrics urges the type of fiscal restraint on teams that should appeal to a true conservative.
Of course they will. Everyone knows Republicans listen to no music other than Ted Nugent, eschew all movies outside the ouvre of Mel Gibson, and read nothing but the bible (New Testament only) and Ann Coulter books in large print.
Puerto Rico is the next big math contest. As there is no big polling out of there ahd no idea of how many people will vote.
My predictions for Puerto Rico
Clinton 55, Obama 45
600K vote
Clinton counts her margin of victory in her popular vote claims, even if Puerto Rico doesn't vote in Presidential elections in November.
Puerto Rico's turnout could be lower since they lost their minds and decided to hold an election on a sunday.
The sad part is I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not.
This is what got all those catholic priests in trouble.
Fair enough.
..and then there's Nieporent et al (none of whom are politically closeted).
I'd be shocked if fewer than 90% of Primates were also active political blog participants.
is the operative word. The right has been very well-represented on recent political threads, and other people who don't post on pol threads much (Furtado, schuey, Gaelan, TWO OH OH, Dolf Lucky) have buzzed by and made comments ranging from insightful to nasty (and some that were simultaneously insightful and nasty--the best kind) that indicate right-wing leanings of various types.
Sounds a bit high too me. But if it's not, does that mean that as a member of the 10%< club, I'm suffering some kind of BTF disorder?
There is a core group of about 20 guys that talk politics, but I think a lot of Primates are turned off by it. Part of that is people wanting this place to be about baseball, but I don't think all that many guys who come here are big on politics on the net.
And, yeah, you obviously have several disorders.
Way to go out on a limb there. :-)
I don't really participate in the politic posts, and am usually not turned off by it, just hope it maintains some civility when they do happen. I've learned some from the posts when they happen, but usually nothing that can change my mind.
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