Matt Allison

Wow. This is not a joke. Trump actually fell asleep in the courtroom today holy crap https://x.com/BettyBowers/status/1779946163875025139

Donald Trump is a conman and a criminal. His prosecutions aren't because he's running for President, he's running for President because of his prosecutions. He constantly tries to gaslight everyone. He constantly tries to inflict an alternate reality upon everyone. He hates America and everything it stands for; in particular, the rule of law, rather than the rule of a dictator.

Checking in again on RFK Jr.'s campaign... Still a dumpster fire. https://www.politico.com/news/2024/04/12/angela-stanton-king-robert-f-kennedy-jr-black-conservative-closet-gay-00152059

For anyone that still has doubts about the depth of Russia's depravity and hatred for the United States: https://www.thedailybeast.com/bidens-call-survivors-say-russians-tortured-them-with-twisted-sexual-abuse-named-after-biden?ref=home?ref=home

Ron- I was listening to Sky News just now and apparently 99% of the stuff fired at Israel was intercepted and neutralized. No deaths have occurred from the attacks.

In the least surprising news ever, the NPR hit piece has already been found to be full of outright lies, and has been thoroughly debunked:

Or maybe he just saw intelligence that proves we really are under threat. I know it's difficult for some on this board to contemplate sometimes, but there really are other countries in the world more nefarious than the one you live in.

Fox has to work harder than ever to protect the alternate reality their viewers live in: How Fox News Is Quietly Covering Up Stories That Make Trump Look Weak The pro-Trump network appears to be actively shielding the MAGA masses from all manner of news that makes his presidential hopes look dim. https://newrepublic.com/article/180647/fox-news-quietly-covering-stories-make-trump-look-weak

Is there really any doubt there will be an attack this summer coordinated to hurt Biden? Blaming it on border crossings? FBI chief warns of "coordinated attack" threat to U.S. after Russia shooting FBI director Christopher Wray testifies at a House Appropriations Committee hearing on Capitol Hill on Thursday. Photo: Julia Nikhinson/Getty Images The FBI is growing increasingly concerned about a potential attack in the U.S. similar to last month's Russia concert hall shooting, bureau director Christopher Wray said Thursday. The big picture: "As I look back over my career in law enforcement, I would be hard-pressed to think of a time where so many threats to our public safety and national security were so elevated all at once," Wray told lawmakers as he urged Congress to reauthorize Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA). "But that is the case as I sit here today," added Wray during testimony before the House Appropriations Committee. Zoom in: "Our most immediate concern has been that individuals or small groups will draw twisted inspiration from the events in the Middle East to carry out attacks here at home," Wray told the committee. "But now increasingly concerning is the potential for a coordinated attack here in the homeland, akin to the ISIS-K attack we saw at the Russia concert hall" that killed more than 140 people, he added. Driving the news: A vote on reauthorizing the FISA bill allowing U.S. intelligence agencies to conduct warrantless surveillance of non-Americans abroad was defeated in the House on Wednesday. A group of right-wing hardliners blocked the measure after former President Trump called for them to "KILL" it and say they're seeking an amendment to protect privacy rights. Civil liberties groups including ACLU have expressed concern that the FISA section Wray is calling to reauthorize would result in "mass, warrantless surveillance of Americans' and foreigners'" communications. Go deeper: Johnson tries to save spying law after Trump called to "kill" it

Because of evidence discovery requirements, in every one of the trials pending against Trump, he has already seen the prosecution's evidence, so he knows exactly what proof will be shown against him at his trials. Trump knows he's guilty, knows the public will finally see the evidence of that, and knows it will be the final death blow to his campaign and effort to stay out of prison. That's why he's constantly trying to delay all of his trials.

More on RFK Jr as a MAGA-funded spoiler candidate: https://newrepublic.com/post/180644/trump-rfk-jr-love-affair-biden-votes

I'm certain RFK Jr saw the election of Trump as an indication that he could now do the same, as so many inept and unqualified people suddenly believed they were electable in the wake of Trump. RFK Jr's campaign is a dumpster fire and that fact will be communicated to the electorate well before November. Darwin strikes again.

Remember, always: MAGAs hate America and constantly root against the United States.

Any hour now, Iran will be firing missiles at Israeli targets. Which means shortly thereafter Donald Trump will claim "This wouldn't have happened if I was still President." Non-stop chaos until the November election in an effort to hurt Biden. Many lives lost because of Trump and Putin's attempts to begin a new Axis, and destroy American democracy.

My question would be this then: if they have the ability to travel between dimensions, why would they need a physical flying machine?

Yes indeed. And I admit 15 million is probably a stretch lol. But I feel pretty confident about the 12 million number.

Kirk- the polling industry is broken; it doesn't work anymore. The evidence for that is in all the data we saw from the primary elections that we just had; the polling was universally bad, wrong to the extent that final results were on average 10 points worse for Trump than what the polls had predicted. There is no way to accurately poll the electorate anymore. Landlines have all but disappeared, and the types of people that answer their cell phones from a stranger do not represent the majority of Americans. Online polls are not trustworthy because identities can be easily spoofed. One recent big-name poll that was done required 100,000 calls before receiving 950ish responses that could be used. That's not scientific or accurate. It's garbage. https://www.nytimes.com/2022/10/12/upshot/midterms-polling-phone-calls.html

No, I don't think of that as a landslide The prediction I made in the Coolers thread last Fall was that in 2024 Trump would lose 30 states and lose the popular vote by 12-15 million votes. I'm still sticking with that prediction.

Kirk- sorry, I must have missed that question, but I've expounded pretty thoroughly over in the Coolers thread that based on the results/data I saw in all the primary elections that Trump is going to lose. I've also posted quite a bit on why the polls are no longer something that aligns with reality, and the data which backs up that view.

Ron- Trump is going to lose in a landslide. So don't get unnecessarily worried and enjoy your summer