2024 Pre-Election Political Polls | POLL - Trump would have had 7 point lead over Biden

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To be fair, 75% of the participants in the last two debates for the most powerful political office in the world have totally fucked up, so we’ll have to see how important a criteria that really is.
Maybe they are just product beta testers? 🤷‍♀️
 
I think the main point - or at least a very, very, very important secondary point - of most jobs is not to fuck up.

Unless, I guess, you're a product beta tester...then the point probably is to fuck up.
Haha. Touche. But I mean something different. Think about it this way. A chef's job is to create tasty food. Not fucking up is part of that, but it's not the goal. The waiter's job is to get the food to the table without spilling it. The waiter's criteria for success is pretty much only "did anything bad happen"?

The deal attorney is a bit like the waiter. I don't want to trivialize. The waiter's function is essential for the restaurant to function, and while waiting tables is unskilled, the deal attorney's version of the job is very much not. We can't have nice things without deal attorneys to grease the wheels of commerce. But it's a different type of job than, say, computer programming or designing buildings. [And yes, nycfan, I'm simplifying. Some % of the job of a deal attorney is to help the deal happen. I'm just talking shit and ultimately I'm sympathetic to you because you do a great job for the board]
 
Seriously. I know how she clicked the wrong box -- she clicked the wrong box. She made a mistake, the same type of mistake that people commonly make. I would guess that every single person on this board has clicked the wrong box before, and probably multiple times. I know I have. I don't think it requires a mea culpa.

Now, I don't want to project too much, but it's true that deal attorneys have to be hyper-focused on tiny details. The main job of a deal lawyer is to not fuck up. So if you do fuck up, it's like a big deal. I wonder if that's what's happening here.

When I was teaching, I was going through with my class a merger agreement I pulled off the web. We were going through the "Material Adverse Effect" clause, which is a type of clause that is maddeningly frustrating. They usually have like quadruple or quintuple negatives, like "X is a material adverse effect unless it is Y, except that if it is Z, unless it is also not A," etc. In a long paragraph of a laundry list of shit, a word "not" had been omitted. It was a quadruple negative instead of the required quintuple. The result was a complete and utter fuck-up. The error meant that the buyer had basically no obligation to buy, which is the single biggest fuckup a deal lawyer can make (or at least one of them), and it was buried deep in a clause. I notified the partner on the transaction (because the agreement was only days old) and told him. Fortunately for them, the buyer was cool and agreed to amend it, but it was entirely possible that people would have lost their jobs and potentially their careers because of a single missing "not."

Point is, to be a good deal lawyer (which I'm guessing nycfan is), you have to learn to be really hard on yourself over tiny things.
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I know many MDs who are not Pubs or MAGAs who hate Trump. Though none are surgeons
My 30 year general practioner is definitely a Dem I would guess 90% of all surgeons I have known are trumpsters
They are the epitome of country club republicans
For years their pay has been very high , compared to say a General Practionier, and they see All things Obamacare as a big threat to that differential
My "educated guess"
 
ElephantManElon just wants us to understand his idiotic weaving and support of Trump he's still a "Man"!
Sort of?
 
“… While far short of majorities, significant shares of Americans accept several false claims made by Trump.

32% say it is true that the 2020 election was stolen from Trump.

33% believe that "Trump recommended that 10,000 national guard troops be sent to the Capitol on January 6, 2021, but Nancy Pelosi turned this suggestion down."

21% believe that "in certain states, it is legal for a doctor to perform an abortion after birth." And 20% believe "immigrants are abducting and eating dogs and cats in Springfield, Ohio."

These assertions divide Trump supporters and that division varies from claim to claim.

75% of Trump supporters believe that Pelosi turned down Trump's request for National Guard troops on January 6, 9% do not, and 16% are unsure.

67% of Trump supporters believe the 2020 election was stolen from him, 12% do not, and 22% are unsure.

Just 36% of Trump supporters believe doctors can perform abortions after birth in certain states, 26% do not, and 38% are unsure.

And just 43% of Trump supporters believe immigrants are abducting and eating dogs and cats in Ohio, while 16% do not, and 40% are unsure.

 
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“… While far short of majorities, significant shares of Americans accept several false claims made by Trump.

32% say it is true that the 2020 election was stolen from Trump.

33% believe that "Trump recommended that 10,000 national guard troops be sent to the Capitol on January 6, 2021, but Nancy Pelosi turned this suggestion down."

21% believe that "in certain states, it is legal for a doctor to perform an abortion after birth." And 20% believe "immigrants are abducting and eating dogs and cats in Springfield, Ohio."

These assertions divide Trump supporters and that division varies from claim to claim.

75% of Trump supporters believe that Pelosi turned down Trump's request for National Guard troops on January 6, 9% do not, and 16% are unsure.

67% of Trump supporters believe the 2020 election was stolen from him, 12% do not, and 22% are unsure.

Just 36% of Trump supporters believe doctors can perform abortions after birth in certain states, 26% do not, and 38% are unsure.

And just 43% of Trump supporters believe immigrants are abducting and eating dogs and cats in Ohio, while 16% do not, and 40% are unsure.

Yeah, this kind of stuff is what really depresses me.
 
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