fly high
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and those lips can't be real.....
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[Politics] The 2024 US Election - *MATCH DAY*
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Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
Pump and Dump = Bet Big, Check-Out Early
I'm not ignoring it - I've covered it already.
I'm not sure it's happening, and I don't believe "but look at the betting market!!!111!!!!!" will be used to counter a positive Harris result - they will have far more attractive attack vectors they will be going to.
fly high
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Think when Trump made his statement about NATO less than half were paying their dues, they have only recently upped it as can be seen on the graph.Most countries are, and some are only just under the 2%.
Which countries in the Nato alliance are paying their fair share on defence?
The alliance expects each member nation to spend at least 2% of its gross domestic product on defence, but plenty are falling short.www.forcesnews.com
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seagullsovergrimsby
#cpfctinpotclub
Trump has told him
US Seagull
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He's talking about party affiliation. Of course, that doesn't mean they actually voted for Trump:
Almost 60% of Florida voters cast ballots early. How many will vote today, when will we see results?
In 2020, voter turnout in Florida was 71.8%. So far in 2024, 58.7% cast their ballots either in early voting or by mail.
www.tallahassee.com
So it does look like around 1 million more Republicans have voted, but a) there are about 1 million more registered Republicans in the state anyway, b) just because you are registered Republican, doesn't mean you'll vote Republican and c) Florida isn't a swing state (although some polls did so it surprisingly close).
That South African C u n t doesn’t get to tell me to do anythingIs that what Musk told you?
R are 1/20 on the markets so must have some data
Madafwo
I'm probably being facetious.
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Most countries are, and some are only just under the 2%.
Which countries in the Nato alliance are paying their fair share on defence?
The alliance expects each member nation to spend at least 2% of its gross domestic product on defence, but plenty are falling short.
The ones that do aren't relevant because he was talking about the ones that don't.
US Seagull
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Remember ladies, you don't have to tell your husband how you voted:
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Currently 4/6 scary, 6/4 dodgy.
Trump on the drift and Harris coming in.
The state betting for the swing states paints an interesting picture. Although not for those who hold no sway in such things!
Pavilionaire
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I'm taking all of this betting market chatter with a pinch of salt. I think Harris has finished the campaign with energy, she's been largely gaffe-free, she's been positive, she's wheeled out some big guns to support her (Oprah, Swift, Beyonce, Gaga, John Bon Jovi, Springsteen), whereas most commentators have said Trump's energy levels have been low, he looks and sounds tired.
It would be a delicious irony if it all came down to Pennsylvania, if Harris won by a few thousand votes and it was the 400,000 voters originating from "the floating island of garbage" that won it for her.
It would be a delicious irony if it all came down to Pennsylvania, if Harris won by a few thousand votes and it was the 400,000 voters originating from "the floating island of garbage" that won it for her.
Toss Up… lots of nervousness here in the States.