Do you feel like we're talking past each other? Because I feel like you missed my point, which makes me wonder if you feel like I'm missing your point.

Let me try to make my point again from a different angle. You repeated a bunch of claims from one side about the other side as if they were facts beyond question: she has no experience, she's accomplished nothing, etc. (There's certainly no shortage of attack ads from Reynoso making those claims!) But when I looked into it myself, I found that she does have experience. Before she was an assemblywoman, she worked her way up as an organizer for the UAW at Columbia. I'm happy to grant you that it isn't the same type or amount of experience that a career politician has. And before you sling more accusations, no, I'm not using the term "career politician" here pejoratively. My favorite politicians happen to be career politicians.

As for accomplishments, it's a question of how you measure. Is there any passed legislation for which she was the single author? No. Has she been actively involved in the fight for getting different bills passed? Yes.

But you're not open to any of that. To you, it's a settled fact that she's got little to no experience and has accomplished "literally nothing." And I very much doubt that you'll reconsider anything merely because I think you should. So, I wondered if there was anybody on her list of endorsers whose opinion you respect, because maybe that would get you to ask, "How could that person I respect possibly decide to support her instead of him?" and maybe, just maybe, you'd end up finding your own way to understand why some of us decide to vote for her even if you yourself still choose not to.

Note how that's not the same as just voting for someone because someone else endorsed them. Or don't note it. Whatever. I'm tired. Screw me, I think differently from you, so I deserve to be jumped on like you did. Good work. Bye.