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To: koan who wrote (431126)	2/27/2020 12:22:50 PM
From: cosmicforce	2 Recommendations Recommended By bentway epicure Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 543509

Please re-read what I said. Bernie didn't win last time. He won't win this time. He's not a good candidate in the same way Nader was (twice) a poor candidate. Outcome1A = R's get Highest Electoral College Count (OR SI's cosmic likes D candidate) Outcome1B = R's get Highest Electoral College Count (OR SI's cosmic likes ice cream) Outcome2 = R's get Highest EC count Outcome1 = Outcome2 in all cases (ORing <any proposition> doesn't change Outcome1A or 1B) I don't like Outcome2. My liking Bernie is of no logical consequence. This is what a Hobson's Choice is - if we don't have a candidate that can carry the EC then we lose whether or not I like who was running.