The U.K. Guardian publishes another profile of Hasan Piker, emphasizing how no one knows who he is and how no one cares about him:

Voters, so far, don’t seem to care about Piker – at least not more than the cost of gas, or the war in Iran, or healthcare, or artificial intelligence, or immigration, or corruption. Around the country, many told the Guardian they hadn’t heard of Piker, or they knew who he was and sometimes had opinions, but those opinions didn’t factor into their voting decisions.

Voters, so far, don’t seem to care about Piker – at least not more than the cost of gas, or the war in Iran, or healthcare, or artificial intelligence, or immigration, or corruption. Around the country, many told the Guardian they hadn’t heard of Piker, or they knew who he was and sometimes had opinions, but those opinions didn’t factor into their voting decisions.

Expecting any political commentator to have a bigger influence on voters’ decisions than the economy or war is setting the bar exceptionally high.

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A cursory search finds that the Guardian has published articles or columns about Piker, or discussed him on podcasts, on May........

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