I don't understand what logic you use to mix GU opinions with American politics. My guess is that many people here in Hive are not American or don't follow American politics to understand what the reference is about. Btw - I follow American politics and I don't understand what Kamala Harris' politics has in common with the point I was trying to make about Deception.

Regarding the 'capable hands' argument. Not everyone is able to play this game with the same proficiency level. There are clearly people who are more capable and talented than others. You can see that on how some people consistently rank high in the leaderboards and perform really well in tournaments. This is despite the enormous influence luck plays in the game. Some people try to play competitively and choose decks for that purpose and try hard at understanding the meta and getting better at the game. Other people have fun trying out new stuff or playing around with game mechanics they particularly enjoy. That is fine too, but don't expect those ways of playing will yield the same success in victories as someone who is focused on playing the best decks possible to climb the ladder.

Ultimately I was just pushing back on the notion that Deception is weak and not competitive. I don't think that is the case and I pulled data from GU Decks that demonstrates how optimized Deception decks (not only Mayday but other decks too) can be as competitive as decks from other Gods.