Trump will win again

 
Wyote said:
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Solid video, but I wanted to comment on the spot-on suitability of using foam soundcore panels as set dressing. Function and minimal tech aesthetics—yes, I have taken notes.

Because even though I love heavy duvetyne and plush velour, this would be the business with the right colored LEDs for those wanting to chase the cyber-nacht look.

edit: the lighting in this video is super well done. Plus, hard mode because of dome and glasses. Respect.

Cheers,
Ian
 
 
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SlowUpTake said:
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Do you mean the apparent fealty, or the dark arts seance to summon the malefic imp from the bowels of Gehenna?

No idea, inasmuch as my spellcasting has turned away the lich-energy which seeks to nullify and zombify.

Blesséd Be,
Ian
 
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meanwhile, in Wisconsin...

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SlowUpTake said:
www.semafor.com

French trader behind big Trump bets | Semafor

The trader used different accounts on Polymarket, which doesn’t permit US users.
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Yes, that's how Polymarket works. This is not "manipulation". This guy thought Trump's odds are too low so he put money on him. A lot of it. Someone else could to the same in Kamala's favor, especially now when her chance of winning on the platform are below 40%.

It's clear that the market thinks Trump will win while polls are more 50-50.
 
niar said:
It's also pretty extreme, not to mention bizarre, to get so worked up over a foreign country's micropolitics.
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The US does wield a lot of heft in the world, we are the status quo power. What happens here is important around the world. I do note well that the international leaders and entities that are rooting for trump are fairly repressive politically. for instance the dominant Israeli governing coalition is all in for trump as is the Turkish Hungarian N Korean, Russian...where as the Irish, the Nordic countries the French, Icelanders.... seem to wish him gone.
 
Musicians/Estates Who Issued Cease-and-Desist Orders to Stop Trump From Illegally Using Their Songs
  1. Neil Young - “Rockin’ in the Free World,” “Devil’s Sidewalk”
  2. The Rolling Stones - “You Can’t Always Get What You Want”
  3. Aerosmith - “Dream On”
  4. Tom Petty’s Estate - “I Won’t Back Down”
  5. Rihanna - “Don’t Stop the Music”
  6. Pharrell Williams - “Happy”
  7. Guns N’ Roses - “Sweet Child o’ Mine”
  8. Earth, Wind & Fire - “September”
  9. Village People - “Y.M.C.A.,” “Macho Man”
  10. The White Stripes - “Seven Nation Army”
  11. House of Pain - “Jump Around”
  12. Linkin Park - “In the End”
  13. Eddy Grant - “Electric Avenue”
  14. Queen - “We Are the Champions”
  15. Panic! At the Disco - “High Hopes”
  16. Prince’s Estate - “Purple Rain”
  17. Free - “All Right Now”
  18. ABBA - “Dancing Queen,” “Money, Money, Money”
  19. Ozzy Osbourne - “Crazy Train”
  20. Phil Collins - “In the Air Tonight”
  21. Celine Dion - “My Heart Will Go On”
  22. Isaac Hayes Estate - “Hold On, I’m Coming”
  23. Leonard Cohen - “ Hallelujah”
Cheers,
Ian
 
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Maga faithful, the call is coming from inside the house.

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Jeff Bezos on why Washington Post did not endorse a presidential candidate. He gets it.

“Most people believe the media is biased. Anyone who doesn’t see this is paying scant attention to reality, and those who fight reality lose. Reality is an undefeated champion. It would be easy to blame others for our long and continuing fall in credibility (and, therefore, decline in impact), but a victim mentality will not help. Complaining is not a strategy. We must work harder to control what we can control to increase our credibility. Presidential endorsements do nothing to tip the scales of an election. No undecided voters in Pennsylvania are going to say, 'I’m going with Newspaper A’s endorsement.' None. What presidential endorsements actually do is create a perception of bias. A perception of non-independence. Ending them is a principled decision, and it’s the right one. Lack of credibility isn’t unique to The Post. Our brethren newspapers have the same issue. And it’s a problem not only for media, but also for the nation.”
 
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