That’s one small detail in a larger conversation.
Sorry, I'm not playing that game. I'm holding YOU to what YOU said. No diversions. No personal innuendo. No, "I'm with Trump, and you're not" BS.
Only what YOU claimed to be true and correct. (...the filing deadlines have passed in every state.)
“I’m holding YOU to what YOU said... [that] the filing deadlines have passed in every state.”
After further contemplation, I have to admit I was wrong and need to quit defending my wrong position and making excuses.
On that specific issue, you were right. I was wrong. I misunderstood the significance of those deadlines. Honestly, I’m still not sure what purpose they serve since they don’t seem to matter in any way.
I raised the stakes by arguing with you over this and I lost.
Sorting credible info on the Internet from the less-than-credible has gotten harder lately. And I trusted some of the less-than-credible sources who were wrong. But no excuses. Time for me to man up.
And you are right about me trying to deflect. Disagreeing with me on something does not make you less of a Trump supporter, especially when there are specific cases where you were right and I was wrong. I should have given this more careful consideration before my defensively written previous post.
So, what do you anticipate happening as a result of this switch going forward? Do you see any likelihood of success in litigating things like the transfer of campaign donations?