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Did you see Dave Bautista's Trump takedown? Masterful. If ya missed it on Jimmy Kimmel, it's almost definitely the single funniest takedown of Trump's so-called "manhood" anyone's ever produced.
This video combines Bautista's hits with Kamala Harris' riff on how Trump's truly weak during her appearance on Charlamagne Tha God's podcast. Kamala pointed out his need for flattery from dictators & to put others down come from the same place: A weak, self-loathing, needy loser.

The next time some asshole says something stupid about betting markets and politics, like "More accurate than polls, because real money is on the line" it's worth reminding them that as with any market prices can be manipulated. And that's apparently the case with Peter Thiel's Polymarket recently.

This morning Trump appeared on his favorite early day propaganda program Fox and Friends, and admitted Fox News people wrote some of his jokes for the Al Smith dinner on Thursday. His appearance was lackluster and mean-spirited but that didn't stop the Foxers from stroking his tiny little ego.
Trump quickly realized he shouldn't have said anything about it.

The Orange Felon ensured that he lost the majority of union voters and the entire UAW, when he denigrated auto workers who for foreign auto makers:

During an interview with Patrick Bet-David on the PBD podcast, Trump blamed Ukraine President Zelensky and President Biden for Russia's unprovoked and bloody attack on Ukraine, which started the war.
"I think Zelensky is one of the greatest salesmen I've ever seen," Trump said. "Every time he comes in, we give him $100 billion. Who else got that kind of money? In history, there's never been."

“It’s the best kept secret of the 2024 presidential campaign: When this election’s over, Washington will be dragged into a massive battle over the fate of the 2017 Republican tax law and its expiring provisions mostly affecting individuals,” Semafor reports.

New York Times: “They are the opposite of private, dark-money donors, making a public show of their support for Trump and even sometimes announcing their donations on social media. It’s an ambitious and highly motivated group, powered by self-interest and self-regard and unencumbered by self-doubt.”

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“Some of the most vulnerable Democratic senators in this election are using the closing stretch to boast about their ties to former President Trump,” Axios reports.
“Even candidates in presidential battlegrounds are now featuring Trump cameos in campaign ads — as Democrats up and down the ballot run to the middle.”

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) claimed during an interview with Alex Jones that Dominion Voting Systems software was “switching” votes in her district from Republican candidates to Democratic Party candidates.