Vee

Good lord.

Vance seems to be repositioning himself (not unlike at the VP debate), IMO:

I beat you to it! The Dixville Notch result is interesting. It matches 2012 and also indicates to me the Haley/Republican defector vote is a real thing on some level.

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Dick Van Dyke endorses Harris and reads a speech he read at an event with Martin Luther King in 1964.

Maybe naive of me re: tomorrow, but I am considerably more concerned about the violence after the election than the result. I also wouldn't be shocked if Musk does what some suspect: Black out Twitter if the numbers stop going Trump's way.

Things are going well at the Post:

I can't beat this, folks.

After hilariously vamping for drama for days, hours, minutes and seconds (something he is known for), Jon Ralston predicts NV for Harris.

We already commented on that nonsense days ago.

Have you ever heard of the five stages of grief?

Seems to have worked well so far (and you disqualified yourself again going "Blue MAGA"). And I've never DMed you. Good luck with the next round of randos you dig up to confirm your priors, and good luck tomorrow. As to business, Caputo is scum but this is good corroboration re: a portion of the Atlantic story:

Let's just say I have a long memory. If you remain inclined to take bad faith doomerism and leftist mania seriously, I remain inclined to ignore it.

The occasional embed still goes through after many attempts.

If someone wants to be cowed by a bunch of admitted red polls, go nuts. I ain't got the time. Trafalgar in particular is the laughingstock of the entire industry. "Real Clear Defense," don't make me laugh. Meanwhile:

His immortal Vulture interview. Excerpted: Wild quotes aside, a legend in his own time. RIP.

The Times in extremis: Tani, who has always carried water for the Times and has been distinctly pissed with NY Times Pitchbot more than once, makes sure to do a lengthy editorial at the end about how unfair it is for them and how Pitchbot is not, repeat not funny.