buffy said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

buffy said:

I don’t think I understand this endorsing thing. Who cares? In a democracy you just choose who you vote for on whatever grounds you think are appropriate. What does it matter who anyone else likes. It’s very playground behaviour.

I dunno. It’s not remiss of the established supporter base of a politician to trust them to know more about the issues involved than themselves. In this case a Democrat endorsing a Republican because they fear the Democrat is too radical is a significant development that relays important information to the electorate and is not merely lip service.

It just reads like sour grapes with a rival candidate to me. So information probably not to be trusted. Very unbecoming.

the thing is that that the senate race is close, Dems currently have their noses in front in the polling but national senate polls carry and upwards of 5 point margin of error. The Michigan race has been front and centre this entire cycle and is one of the tipping point states; so who wins Michigan, actually matters.