What they should do is offer free rides from bars. That's where most of the voters will be.
This is a relatively recent development in parts of the US. Used to be, lots of states had laws that bars had to close on Election Day. Now, it's just Kentucky and South Carolina, where it really doesn't matter because everyone there has a still cooking 'shine out behind the meth lab.
Curiously, the total money bet favors Clinton, while the total number of bets favors Trump.
As something of a gambler myself, I think I can explain.
The payout on the Trump bet is greater because he's going off at long odds due to his underdog status. People who bet long-shots tend to do so with smaller amounts, whereas people making big bets are more likely to play the chalk. Hedges are always smaller than the primary wager.
In a situation where everyone has exactly one vote, it's not clear which measure has predictive power.
Given the small number of people who bet on elections, I would caution against reading anything into the total number of wagers on either candidate. It would be like picking a winner based on the number of people at their rallies.
John Stossel is not a Democrat. He's been a far-Right libertarian-type Republican for as long as I can remember. Not only was he a reporter for Fox, but he still has a blog over at Townhall.com, one of the largest Republican websites.
white women are just better looking than nonwhite women
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Are you seriously suggesting that the entire FBI dropped everything else it was doing to handle this?
It wouldn't have to. It could easily identify any of Hillary's emails, or emails that were from or on her server and just review those. It might have been 10, it might have been 1000. Either way, a week was more than enough for a huge enterprise like the FBI, with all their technological tools, to figure this thing out.
And I'm sure there was plenty of incentive to do it and get it right because of the way their shop has been leaking (see Giuliani FBI leaks).
A Secret Service spokesperson said in a statement that an "unidentified individual" shouted "gun" in the audience, though no weapon was found after a "thorough search."
We now have photographs of the person who shouted "gun".
So, this would-be Dietrich Bonhoeffer turned out to be just a Republican with a sign. He has been released by the Secret Service. There was never a threat to Mr Trump.
But I did notice that when Trump minced off the stage with the Secret Service the bone spurs that kept him out of the draft didn't seem to be bothering him.
Since voter rolls are public information, and anyone can see if anyone else voted, a prosecution would be the easiest thing in the world. Every year there are inquiries in blue states and red states and prosecutions aren't brought.
Number of prosecutions for students voting twice = 0
This is a relatively recent development in parts of the US. Used to be, lots of states had laws that bars had to close on Election Day. Now, it's just Kentucky and South Carolina, where it really doesn't matter because everyone there has a still cooking 'shine out behind the meth lab.
Nah, we'll be fine. We'll still be ready to come save your ass the next time you're attacked.
So, your mom is voting for Jill Stein?
As something of a gambler myself, I think I can explain.
The payout on the Trump bet is greater because he's going off at long odds due to his underdog status. People who bet long-shots tend to do so with smaller amounts, whereas people making big bets are more likely to play the chalk. Hedges are always smaller than the primary wager.
Given the small number of people who bet on elections, I would caution against reading anything into the total number of wagers on either candidate. It would be like picking a winner based on the number of people at their rallies.
John Stossel is not a Democrat. He's been a far-Right libertarian-type Republican for as long as I can remember. Not only was he a reporter for Fox, but he still has a blog over at Townhall.com, one of the largest Republican websites.
The gamblers have already called the election:
https://electionbettingodds.co...
There is zero chance that Washington state tips the election one way or the other. It's a pretty safe bet.
How do you feel about Russia meddling with the elections?
To be honest, I just put that last pic in to give the ACs nightmares tonight.
Let's remember, the "argument being offered" is this:
"white women are just better looking than nonwhite women"
Exhibits A thru C:
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http://vuthasurf.com/wp-conten...
http://www.fashionlady.in/wp-c...
Exhibit D:
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Now which ones wouldja?
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Let's see what happens Tuesday.
I've got all the Ray Tomlinson sex tapes as animated gifs.
I don't get it. Who wants to see a sex tape of the guy who didn't invent email?
No wonder they went bankrupt.
Do you also avoid men who flaunt expensive women, or do you vote for them?
It wouldn't have to. It could easily identify any of Hillary's emails, or emails that were from or on her server and just review those. It might have been 10, it might have been 1000. Either way, a week was more than enough for a huge enterprise like the FBI, with all their technological tools, to figure this thing out.
And I'm sure there was plenty of incentive to do it and get it right because of the way their shop has been leaking (see Giuliani FBI leaks).
But for god's sake, don't read the ACs. It's for your own sanity.
You've been warned.
The alt-Right has been accusing Hillary Clinton of genocide for some time.
Go ahead, take them seriously. I dare you.
There are 35,000 people who work for the FBI and 13,000 of them are special agents.
Actually, I got that wrong. Now the news is reporting the first photographs of the woman who shouted "gun" at the Trump Reno rally last night:
http://www.photoshoppix.com/mo...
We now have photographs of the person who shouted "gun".
https://i.guim.co.uk/img/media...
It was Chris Christie.
So, this would-be Dietrich Bonhoeffer turned out to be just a Republican with a sign. He has been released by the Secret Service. There was never a threat to Mr Trump.
But I did notice that when Trump minced off the stage with the Secret Service the bone spurs that kept him out of the draft didn't seem to be bothering him.
Mr Thiel, this is not the time nor place.
Number of prosecutions = 0
Since voter rolls are public information, and anyone can see if anyone else voted, a prosecution would be the easiest thing in the world. Every year there are inquiries in blue states and red states and prosecutions aren't brought.
Number of prosecutions for students voting twice = 0