Originally posted by Terraceth
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Also, the "Both Administrations, Same powers" should be the title above the diagram, not in the overlap, as it's a statement about what point the diagram is making not a listing of common attributes.
Various people on twitter have been amused:
"As a math teacher I would like to thank you for creating a real-world example on how NOT to construct a Venn diagram."
"I ask this seriously: Is one of the future governor's powers the ability to correctly deploy a Venn diagram?"
"Does that Venn diagram really just list the same things on each side? Instant contender for bad chart hall of fame."
"Ironic or intentional that they misused a Venn diagram? Pro tip: the middle part is what's similar, the left and right sides are what's different."
"I will give $100 to the first journalist who asks Walker if he was too intimidated to announce this in Madison. $200 if you also ask him to define what a Venn diagram is."
"I mean, the #WisconsinPowerGrab is clearly just awful. But starting in January, at least we'll have a new governor who knows what a proper Venn Diagram should look like..."
"I ask this seriously: Is one of the future governor's powers the ability to correctly deploy a Venn diagram?"
"Does that Venn diagram really just list the same things on each side? Instant contender for bad chart hall of fame."
"Ironic or intentional that they misused a Venn diagram? Pro tip: the middle part is what's similar, the left and right sides are what's different."
"I will give $100 to the first journalist who asks Walker if he was too intimidated to announce this in Madison. $200 if you also ask him to define what a Venn diagram is."
"I mean, the #WisconsinPowerGrab is clearly just awful. But starting in January, at least we'll have a new governor who knows what a proper Venn Diagram should look like..."
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