Internal polls are not inherently inaccurate, but a released internal poll always has a motive for release and a message it is trying to push. A campaign can choose to only release their most favorable internals or to selectively release data, so it’s always a bad idea to rate internals too highly.

Additionally, strikes and boycotts aren’t the play here because this issue is just too esoteric for the average person. They aren’t going to inconvenience their lives to fight against something that will not instantly impact their lives. And gerrymandering will be an indirect impact.

A huge people’s movement in America will require religious acceptance. Most Americans are religious and it’s incredibly important to them (especially among most minority groups). You cannot be seen as actively anti religion, because then you will be viewed as an elitist movement.

I don’t see this as a jab at atheists at all. He is saying that many people who profess to be Christians are not actually following Jesus’s teachings at all and so they practically are not adhering to any religion. Not sure what the problem is with this at all?