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What's the EV total at now? You have a link to the data?

Sure, it all comes down to turnout. FYI, I plugged in your updated EV number (1,688,551) and went with your assumption of 150K more dropping on Monday. If PA hits 2020 turnout with those numbers and you assume the Marist poll is accurate, Harris would win by 6K votes.

Those numbers aren't that reassuring. There have been 1,625K votes so far in Pennsylvania. 5,300K votes on election day would match 2020 total turnout (6.9M). If we apply those ratios from the Marist poll to those turnout numbers, Trump wins by <100K votes. 😰

You keep deflecting on this. Do you believe there is widespread voting by non-citizens?

https://www.npr.org/2024/10/25/nx-s1-5165382/lancaster-county-voter-registration-fraud

Kinda surprised we haven't seen anyone put out "Texas two step" ads pushing this idea yet. Step 1, kick Cruz to the curb in 2024. Step 2, elect a real Texan in 2030.

https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/haitian-nonprofit-in-springfield-files-criminal-charges-against-donald-trump-jd-vance

How did that double fumble translate to a new first down for USC? Is that right?

Ha, Reince Priebus being taught how to pronounce Kamala live on ABC. He got it right the last time.

How do those polls average to Trump +2.1 when not a single one is greater than Trump +2?

Sorry if this is a stupid question, but what database are they working from? Wouldn't newly registered voters be on the voter rolls?

Here's a summary of what's going on at the UN (https://www.un.org/en/un-chronicle/voices-peace-crucial-role-victims-terrorism-peace-advocates-and-educators) So first, this year's commemoration has a theme focused on peace advocates and educators. It doesn't sound like the event was designed around capturing every single instance of terrorism in the world. Second, the exhibit in that video is called the the "Memories" exhibition. It was launched in 2022 and highlights stories of 22 victims. It predates Oct 7th and, again, wasn't intended to chronicle every act of terrorism. The most recent victim in the exhibit is from 2019.

I also don't see anyone talking about the proposal to take away tax incentives for corporate investors buying up swaths of single family homes. I've thought for a while that this needs to be looked at as one contributing factor in rising home prices. Curious if anyone's seen much analysis on what's being proposed. https://qz.com/harris-campaign-housing-rental-costs-real-estate-1851624062

Who says you don't qualify as a business owner? I've opened multiple business cards (for points) but never ran much of a business. If you're ever going to resell stuff on eBay or start an Etsy store or just start a hobby that might become a business, it makes sense to keep those expenses separate. Credit card companies don't care other than making sure you have sufficient income if business revenue is small.

No kidnapping. The guy stopped because the kids were throwing stuff at this vehicle. https://www.cbsnews.com/texas/news/dallas-police-investigate-alleged-attempted-kidnapping-neighbors-believe-it-was-something-else/

Guy in the white hat at 0:17 is feeling very uncomfortable.

It was store bought. So, doubtful but maybe? Which is the same thing on said about the green onions.

Sliced sausage and a smoked turkey leg. Besides meat...onion, celery, bell pepper, garlic, chicken stock, seasonings. Also fresh green onions on top, which I'm now suspicious of.

Hopefully there's a food safety expert in here that can help me. On Sunday I cooked a big pot of red beans and rice to have for dinner during the week. These were dry "small red beans" from Kroger. Didn't eat any of it that day. Tuesday we heated some of it up for dinner. Within a couple hours I had pretty bad stomach cramps and shortly after that spent some time hanging out on the toilet. My wife woke up that night stomach problems. Neither of my kids had a problem. My wife suspects the beans. She pointed out that kidney beans have a natural toxin and need to be cooked properly to remove it and she's convinced this was the problem. I'm not sold that it could be this toxin. A) I was cooking red beans, not kidney beans. As far as I could tell online, they are different and only kidneys have the toxin. B) I cooked the beans for 20 minutes on high in our Instant Pot, then they simmered for ~2 hours on the stove. Any toxin should have been long gone. C) I cooked the same thing a few weeks ago and didn't have any problem. So, what do you think? Are red bean toxins a likely cause of my problems? Or is it more likely something else? I'm going to eat another right now to continue testing, will report back.

Ditto. There's a new one making the rounds on Facebook today. It really would be nice to see the Dems trot out a series of veterans at the convention to speak in support of Walls.

Just a note here...things connect to Shapiro because he was AG a few years ago when his office reviewed the case and decided to keep it classified as suicide and not re-open it. Not saying that decision was right or wrong.

Can you explain how this works or give a link to a guide?

Watching the women's cycling time trial. The American fell 3 times in the rain and then had to swap bikes with a mechanical issue. Yipes.

You're not buying into a timeshare, you dipshit.

I had to look this up. Seems like it has the original Constitution and then the first 10 amendments (Bill of Rights) but doesn't include any of the other amendments. Probably less to do with cherry picking and more to do with anyone buying this being too ignorant to know there are more amendments.