Yeah I'm afraid it is since you're trying to use it as argument.
False. That still does not make it a fallacy. But, no offense, I have no desire to parse out this red herring you have introduced
I didn't "assume" she was out for revenge. That was a conclusion I argued, not a first premise. Slow down, your bias is causing you to make silly errors.
Uh --- I ain't the one purporting to predict how some third party will react, am I.
>> Argumentum ad Speculum is a logical fallacy committed when hypothetical or abstract evidence is used to prove a real world outcome. <<
Sorry, that's not appropriate or relevant. If we were talking about her debate performance in retrospect, and that were an objective idea (it is not), and someone said something like, "it is a fact that she was not good because she is on heroin", then and only then would you be able to present that fallacy description.
Sorry Pogo, you're on your own. I can't spend all day preening your Tulsi bias and correcting your errors.
In reality, all you are attempting to do is whine that I am presenting my opinion as fact. That is an embarrassingly stupid tactic that I expect from people with less intellectual capability than you obviously possess. And it is caused by your bias.
Oops, there I go again, presenting my opinion as fact, haha...otherwise known to honest people as "stating my opinion".