Both Sides Wrong Again, But Gerrymandering Less Than Ethical

 

"These Are My Best Made-Up Numbers YET" by Herr D on Paint3d. Confirmation bias IS hard to step away from. The question is, what is the RIGHT thing to do?-Shelob

[staring at computer, mic picks up:] I can't even. [opening chatbox] "Can't even" what?

[mild startle reaction] hi You appear distressed.

I am Please explain.

You know what confirmation bias is. Yes.

I'm seeing nothing but invitations to it. The upcoming vote in spec elections is y/n. Correct.

Both sides are calling it a potential power grab by the other side. Correct.

I suppose I should blog on it, but what should I say? People will believe what they want anyway. All you can do is your best. Please proceed.

[snort] Right. Can you transcribe it and post? Yes.

Republicans are already IN power in Congress, so they can't be grabbing power. Democrats are against gerrymandering, so they can't be grabbing power either. So both sides are lying?

I would say they're both wrong. Gerrymandering is also wrong, though, so I'll be voting against it. [disconnect] So you will be voting 'yes.' Thank you. Pic selection imminent.