I couldn't think of who to credit when I mentioned it, but I did state that I had heard the analogy. You attributed it to Sterling and assumed I heard it on CNN. After you told me it was his analogy, I remembered seeing him interviewed on Newsmax. BTW, his analogy in the interview on Newmax I linked earlier was towards the shuffling of the suitcases in Atlanta. I still think it fits regarding the shuffling in and out of ballots in 152 counties. So for the record, I still like the analogy because it fits these wild hypotheses.
And are you only getting his talking points from TV, or somewhere else?
You are convinced of something and I can't help you out with that. You owe an apology, but I don't expect one.
No you didn't. Not when I first brought it up to you in Post #193. In your post #195 reply, you said quote "Well, I’m not Gabriel and couldn’t pick him out of a crowd of two, but it is a pretty good analogy." You were clearly trying claim you knew nothing about it, that you didn't even know what he looked like, and that it was just a coincidence of two great minds thinking alike. ALL proven wrong at this point.
You attributed it to Sterling and assumed I heard it on CNN.
This is also incorrect. I've never assumed where you actually heard it, which is still unknown. As I've already stated, my link to CNN was simply proof that YOU were using Gabriel Sterling's talking point as YOUR own, despite your denials to that point.
I still like the analogy
I'm sure you do. It came from Gabriel Sterling, and you tried to pass it off as your own, which I proved was false. Unless you ARE Gabriel Sterling of course. We just don't know at this point, just that you and him are using the same talking points, which is certainly worthy of note, if not further analysis. Lucky for you I've got better things to do right now, but I'm sure you'll be back with more of your/Gabe's talking points soon.