Which means he knows he removed citizens. Which is illegal. I’m assuming he’s lawyering up now.

As I’ve been saying, ignore the polls when she’s ahead, and ignore the polls when she’s behind.

Vote. Make plans to get your friends, family, and neighbors to vote. Take the day off. Help people get to the polls if you live in one of the barbaric states that still don’t have mail-in voting. Don’t doom-and-gloom about one set of polls - we all know polling is pretty fucked up at this point, anyway. As long as you vote, she’s got this.

The AI-generated hands holding cellphones are freaky.

Why the hell is anyone still storing actual passwords, even encrypted ones, in 2024? They should only be storing hashes and a salt that’s only retrievable on the backend.

Edit: I stand corrected. Newsweek is just doing its usual shit job of reporting. They should know better than calling hashed passwords “encrypted” passwords.

Dies Murdered

Fixed the headline.

I know it’s unlikely, but I’d like to see Florida, Texas, and Alaska go blue, specifically to deprive Republicans of those stupid electoral maps they use to claim the country is mostly red. You know, the ones that don’t account for population density.

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To me, it genuinely doesn’t matter if the poll is one that is favorable to Harris or to Trump, because polling right now is very broken.

So behave like she’s 1-2 points behind no matter what, people. Figure out a plan to get yourself, and every potential Dem voter you know, to the polls to vote. Vote early if you can. This is quite literally the most important election of our lives. Ignore the polls and vote.

Jill and every other third party candidate is banned from several state elections.

False. Had they simply followed state laws, they could be on the ballot or mount write-in campaigns. Only nine states entirely disallow write-in campaigns: Nevada, New Mexico, South Dakota, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Hawaii.

Write ins arent allowed in most states.

Again, false. Forty-one states and D.C. all allow them, but there are rules to follow to have your write-in candidacy counted.

Now again: Address the fact that you are working as hard as possible to elect the guy who wants to end democracy. I’m not going to stop asking this and let you dodge it.

If DAW means Digital Audio Workstation, have you tried Ardour?

Don’t forget he also wanted to let California burn because it didn’t vote for him: https://www.politico.com/news/2024/10/03/helene-trump-politics-natural-disaster-00182419

Nobody is banning anyone from participating in an election. Want to be on the ballot? Follow the state rules. Otherwise, mount a write-in campaign.

Now address the fact that you are working as hard as possible to elect the guy who wants to end democracy.

I like how this and the Reuters/Ipsos poll that has her lead dropping are both on the front page right now.

Don’t pay too much attention to polls. They’re broken as hell right now.

I’m more worried about the weird white bump on her right cheek, and the short left arm on the blurry person standing in the background boat.

Defending democracy… By working as hard as possible to elect the guy who wants to end it!

Weird flex.

I’m starting to think Texas might very well go blue this year because of it.

You’re kidding, right? Right now, the front page consists of whatever stupid shit Trump has done recently, downvoted crap pushing Putin’s favorite “anti-war leftist candidate,” and positive news about Kamala Harris and her campaign.

I’m sure the usual suspects will be along shortly to explain how this isn’t what it absolutely, positively is.

What you’re seeing is the end result of literally decades of propaganda. Objectively, Democrats have been better for the economy for about 90 years.

Yep. Only in his case, he was so obviously bonkers that he only appealed to Republicans who wanted a slightly different flavor of insanity from Trump, so pushing him was something of a foot-bullet.