The guy who gets the most votes should win, but, ok, that isn't our system. So they guy who gets the most electoral votes, as we've been told that's suppose to happen, should win. But, no, the Supremos might try to start throwing ballots out if they don't like what might be on them, and state legislatures might step in and say LOL WHO SAID YOU GET VOTE, and...
Really this TV show sucks.
...ah, they deleted the tweet. Here it is:Can now say definitively that this post is a lie. This child wasn’t “wandering around barefoot,” he was grabbed from the back of an SUV after Philly cops smashed the vehicle’s windows and seized the driver. https://t.co/Shscl3t3zo
— Ryan J. Reilly (@ryanjreilly) October 29, 2020
cnn hired this guy when his most prominent achievement was helping to torture thousands of central american children and is now upset that he fibbed about his cosplaying three years ago. fuck off https://t.co/wUw7nbdeAM
— Christopher Hooks (@cd_hooks) October 29, 2020
In "normal" times we can all put on our Real Pundit hats and talk about ad buys and campaign travel, trying to discern the campaign strategy. You know, last minute swing through Pittsburgh! Ad buy in Kansas City! Forcing Trump to waste resources competing in Texas!
I think in normal times that stuff was mostly bullshit, but in these not normal times it's ridiculous to even try to pretend that these stories mean anything at all. With Covid, all the early voting, having no idea how much Trump and affiliates even have to spend*, and just dozens of reasons this does not resemble a campaign from 2004, nobody knows anything except what the polls say.
*I'm sure the proper answer to this is, "Trump can as spend as much as he wants as long as vendors will accept payment after the fact, because they're all going to be stiffed."
CNN's @AlisynCamerota: "Hospitals in WI are near capacity. Does that give you any pause about going there and holding a big rally?"
— The Recount (@therecount) October 28, 2020
Trump 2020 Press Sec. Hogan Gidley: “No, it doesn’t … the VP has the best doctors in the world around him." pic.twitter.com/aBRe6IYgCF
| GEORGIA: PRESIDENT VOTER MODELS | ||||
| Registered voters | High likely turnout | Low likely turnout | ||
| October | ||||
| Trump | 45% | 46% | 48% | |
| Biden | 50% | 50% | 50% | |
| GEORGIA: SENATE VOTER MODELS | ||||
| Regular election | Registered voters | High likely turnout | Low likely turnout | |
| October | ||||
| Perdue (R-i) | 46% | 47% | 48% | |
| Ossoff (D) | 49% | 49% | 49% | |
WASHINGTON (AP) — The wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is using her Facebook page to amplify unsubstantiated claims of corruption by Joe Biden.Ginni Thomas, a longtime conservative activist, asked her more than 10,000 followers Monday to consider sharing a link focused on alleged corruption by the Democratic nominee for president and his son, Hunter, as well as claims that social media companies are censoring reports about the Bidens.
They sent the idiot 23-year-old conservatives who were too useless to make it in the conservative movement at home to destroy Iraq, and that same basic set of people (the next generation) is destroying America.
And everyone is busy helping these assholes rehabilitate themselves.
US-UK intervention offered Iraq a better future. Whatever West's mistakes: sectarian war was a choice Iraqis made for themselves.
— David Frum (@davidfrum) July 6, 2016
Starting off to be another fun day!
The CNBC headline is:
Dow drops more than 500 points on fears rising coronavirus cases could slow down economic recoveryAnd while they just make those headlines up... um, yah, you think?
Our rallies have the best hypothermia!
Not sure if it was "not enough buses," "the buses couldn't get through the traffic," or "lol stiff the bus drivers once we get a video of this thing nothing matters."
CLEVELAND, Ohio – A grand jury in Cleveland on Tuesday indicted right-wing political hoaxers Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman with felony charges connected to a multi-state robocall campaign that prosecutors say was meant to scare voters in urban areas with large minority populations out of voting by mail in the Nov. 3 presidential election.Wohl, 22, of Irvine, California, and Burman, 54, of Arlington, Virginia, are indicted on eight counts of telecommunications fraud and seven counts of bribery in connection with more than 8,000 calls that were placed to residents of Cleveland and East Cleveland.
