Christopher C. Cuomo

The statement 'He is 9/10...arguably 10/10... in presidential picks' does not constitute public discourse. It is a lighthearted, conversational remark about a presidential historian's track record in predicting election outcomes. The context provided by the conversation thread indicates that it is part of a casual exchange rather than a substantive engagement with public issues or policies.

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