Nate Silver

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Nate Silver @NateSilver538

As far as my own priors from a polling/public opinion standpoint: I think one important point of context is that Democrats overestimated how popular M4A was, in part because a lot of voters thought "Medicare for All" meant a Medicare/public *option* when asked about it in polls. — PolitiTweet.org

The great thing about the Warren Medicare-for-all saga is every side can look at the same set of facts and see a va… https://t.co/4qY7SC842g

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Nate Silver @NateSilver538

I'd assumed they knew what kind of reaction they'd get on Twitter and that was part of the point. It's sort of poking fun at himself, which normie Democrats would recognize but Twitter Democrats wouldn't (but would make it *ahem* go more viral so normie Dems would see it). — PolitiTweet.org

This branding is kind of the epitome of Biden 2020, in that it 1. Appeals to nostalgia for 2012, when Biden used "m… https://t.co/YnEzWW94z6

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And while there's certainly been advertising against M4A, which I'm sure hasn't helped its numbers, it's been clear for a while that this ambiguity over what M4A meant had a pretty big impact on public opinion. https://t.co/2ESsAvHbi9 https://t.co/YgBlyfWS1Y — PolitiTweet.org

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