New Book:
 | GOP | DEM |
| Democrat +17 | 209 | 226 |
***There are no “freepassers” here***
CALIFORNIA – GOVERNOR
🟦 Becerra: 48%
🟥 Hilton: 38%
The Independent Center – 9/23-10/2; 2906 LV
CALIFORNIA – GOVERNOR
🟦 Becerra: 46%
🟥 Hilton: 40%
Hilton Internal | 10-1-2 | 1,020 LV
NEW MEXICO – GOVERNOR
🟦 Haaland: 47%
🟥 Hull: 41%
Survey USA | 9/25-30 | 567 LV
But Hormuzzle is closed.
Another early lie by Tina. Nobody posted that. If somebody did, Tina can produce it.
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This is the worst economy ever (freepasser)
@DeItaone
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US SEP FINAL COMPOSITE PMI 58.4 (58.4 FLASH, 56.0 AUG) US SEP FINAL SERVICES PMI 58.8 (58.7 FLASH, 56.5 AUG)
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Hilton is doing the best he can. The issue is the monthly vote counting, the d- party id advantage, the illegals voting, and general lax voting standards
Ca is losing population and jobs. Gas is over $6 (diesel $8). We lost two refineries under Nuissance. Taxes are high and car registration is high.
Nuissance and co recently raised the gas tax. He would never do a holiday. Gas was going to be high here because of the 2 closed refineries.
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The drat candidate is a joke. He lost all the illegal kids brought in under demented. Sold to who knows what.
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This is the worst economy ever (freepasser)
Good thing those freepassers don’t post at HHR.
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Tina would improve her posts if she said “freepassers at Red Racing Horses”
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so everywhere in the world “conservative” candidates are defeating socialist/communist candidates, but here we are on the cusp of going full commie.
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I wonder if Tina even knows she is lying and making things up?
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I think the CA vote will be more like 58% to 48%…”
Kommie Kory would be proud of that kind of math…
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I think the CA vote will be more like 58% to 48%…”
Pathological liars are unable to discern when one lie ends and the next one begins.
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Breaking…
Trump considering renaming Strait of Hormuz to now be
DIRE STRAITS.
(…cue up “Money for Nothing”….)
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Tina is not lying, only applying exaggeration and some hyperbole to her commentaries. I continue to find it hypercritical how some here turn blind eyes to some of the atrocities going on in a favored country abroad, and yet regularly complain about Tina’s ironical posts.
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That sounds like Jan but DW can confirm.
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Tina is not lying, only applying exaggeration and some hyperbole to her commentaries.
Saying that people at HHR support open borders and illegal immigration when nobody at HHR supports that and actually oppose it is not exaggeration or hyperbole.
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Jan, an imposter showed up over the weekend posting in your name. I removed the faux posts.
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J-Hole, I was just being silly with the %s.
>………..
So far today, I worked on the clothes dryer to try and end an unusual noise that recently appeared. Move it, clean lint filter slot with special long brushes, clean filter exhaust pipe, clean behind/beside/under dryer, take some screws off…success.
Do not recommend doing this job…I am now sore from wrestling the dryer and contortioning myself in tight spaces, and tired.
Smoke break….
Later I will clean out and replace concrete driveway joints (90+ feet) with new backer rod and new caulk. This kind of job is a first for me.
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sure, that is the first round when they have 106% of possible ballots collected, then they decide which ones to kick out to get the total back down to 100%.
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I enjoy using a nail gun, but this southpaw is not real good at using these right-handed caulking guns. It always gets messy…
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Morning Consult same generic ballot gap as last week at Dem+7
they have a very poor track record. In 2022 they predicted Dem +5 and it turned out to be GOP +2.8.
In 2020 they said Dem+7 and on election day it was Dem+3.1
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It is never good when your foot faces in the wrong direction.
When I broke my leg, I asked my wife to take a photo of it. She refused and just said I don’t want to see it.
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In 2022, at a graduation ceremony for incarcerated students, James Talarico said: “If we took just half of what we spent on wars, prisons, and policing, and spent it on education, healthcare, and jobs, we could make prisons obsolete.”
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Obama to campaign with radical terrorist Abdul El-Sayed.
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we could make prisons obsolete
Just for the sake of argument, let’s say more money would cut down on crimes like theft. I’m not sure how more money on education, healthcare, and jobs would stop murders or rapes.
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https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16183279/France-riots-student-protests-school-fire.html
Today’s life lesson. Do not attempt to throw back stun grenades. You will lose the ability to clap.
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I would say a good start for education is to require children to read and do arithmetic prior to moving up to a higher grade.
Another way to improve education overall would be to kick out children who do not want to be there. Those children provide distractions to the children who want to learn.
I bet those are free (or nearly so) ways to improve the schools.
In Texas, the state pays school districts per pupil (even bad ones). Perhaps, that should change.
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No RIP for Dennis Hastert.
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Remember when the free passers thrashed her? Said she was incompetent. It seems like she was right and the flat slob Pryor (higher court) was wrong
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I am old enough to remember that Judge Cannon ordered a Special Master in the FL Documents case and the appeals Court (11th Circuit) reversed her. She believed that the DOJ and Jack Smith was not being honest with the court about the documents and other issues in their filings. Turns out she was right after all.
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Thank you DW.
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Generic Ballot Poll by Rasmussen
🟦 Democrats: 47% (-1)
🟥 Republicans: 44% (+1)
🟨 Other: 4%
Was Dems +8 in early September
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🔴 White: GOP 48-44
🔴 Hispanic: GOP 50-42
🔵 Black: Dem 70-16
9/24-30 | 1,794 LV rasmussenreports.com/public_content…
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the combined generic ballot average among polls that ended after 9/27 is currently Dem +5.6
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Good numbers suggests tightening and or pole correction
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Red movement in Rasmussen and ActiVote generic ballot…hopefully confirming what the guy at Insider Advantage said last week about seeing movement in the direction of saving the country from the commies.
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It seems like the convention worked and Trump is nationalizing the election. Plus Rs have a significant money advantage for the first time in4 cycles.
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oh no. I guess Trump alienating Hispanic voters was wrong.
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Generic Ballot — Hispanic voters 🟥 Republicans 50% (+13) 🟦 Democrats 42% (-8) (+/- shuft vs 9/17)
| 9/24-30 | 1,794 LV
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AZ-1 is on everyone’s list of the “easy” flips R to D on election night. Its a Trump +3.1 district in a year Trump won AZ by a lot for a Republican.
New poll of AZ-1 suggests its not quite given up for dead:
AZ-01 POLL
🟦 Amish Shah: 44%
🟥 Jay Feely: 42%
⬜ Unsure: 14%
FirstStrategic | 10/1 | n=400 | ±5.4 Source: @Garrett_Archer
Of course I have never heard of this pollster
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New Hampshire Poll – Senate
🟦 Chris Pappas: 49%
🟥 John Sununu: 44%
🟨 Other: 3%
(Was Pappas +11 in Sept)
@Rasmussen_Poll | 10/2 | 979 LV rcher
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DW,
In making my 2026 House of Representatives predictions I pretty much moved any seat the R won by 5% or less over to the D side.
Of course there will end up being some exceptions…
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Islam-o-communist Hasan Piker on results in Brazil: “We have no way to combat it. These guys are spreading MAGA all over the world.”
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