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  Maybe they should have paid attention during the election, too. Then this could have been an election result and not a poll.
context: What is scary is 23% don't.  Same MAGA number every time. >
  
  The entire bottom 1/3 of the electorate is responsible for 90% of the bullshit conspiracy nonsense.  They will believe almost anything as long as it is only supported by allegations and speculation- there can't be any actual evidence. If there isn't room for them to make a leap of faith in believing something, they refuse to believe it at all.  They need to feel like they are smart enough to make the connections that others don't.
  The cynical Republican leaders play to that credulity gap, stoking the conspiracy nonsense because those voters who who gravitate to nonsense are the ones who actually go to the polls in primary elections.  The whole charade is so transparent and obvious, except to the bottom third, for whom obvious transparency can only mean the Deep State is even more effective in misinforming people.  The easier it is to prove, the more it must be fake.  We have finally reached Terminal Stupidity. >
  
  Turns out having a room temperature iq doesn't stop you from voting. >
  
  You ever think about how idioms like that change depending on the scale you're using? Standard room temperature for stuff is considered what, 68 Fahrenheit? Very dumb, but potentially livable. Then in Celsius, that's like 20, not sure how you'd even measure that low.  On the other end, that's like 293 Kelvin, some kind of super genius. Or 527ish Rankine is unfathomable as well. Not at all relevant to the comment, just got me thinking down that line. >
  
  Trust me, in Celsius using areas, they're using the same idiom whenever talking about people who vote Republican. >
  
  It's negative 40 IQ in either scale >
  
  It’s such a weird thing bc it’s so clear he’s a grifter and not an ideologue. He could use his two years to cause so much chaos and have so much fun but he’ll probably just vote party line :( >
  
  Vote the party line and collect a pension for the rest of his life. >
  
  Gotta have 5 years for the pension. >
  
  I think it’s like 20+ years or so to have it be fully vested as well.