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re: Is Texas safe, looks like it after day 4

Posted by HighIQ on 10/23/26 at 2:29 pm to
I proved two people incorrect in this one thread. I’m doing alright.

re: Is Texas safe, looks like it after day 4

Posted by HighIQ on 10/23/26 at 2:23 pm to
You will not dare come on this site and not think like that rest of us. Michelle is a man, damnit!
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Talarico is tracking to get crushed. Just an FYI.


Where?
I can see that making logical and coherent comments will not be welcome on this site. My bad.
Saying Texas looks safe by posting clearly identifiable biased political commentary is something I decided to call out. Makes me feel good.
And I would be thrilled to take the opposite position in the form of actual money if you want to give me those odds. Bc like I said it is not profitable to bet on Talarico to win.
The election that was 10 years ago? And no you could never at any point wager on that election and score 10-1 on your money. And anyone saying she was at 90% is just as dumb as the graphic posted in the OP.
Ok well my model show reps down bigly. So now what’s the point in the op other than to show he lacks critical thinking skills?
You can check the odds yourself. If you bet $500 on Talarico it returns $200. I’m asking anyone willing on here to offer higher returns. Seems like a no brainer since it’s guaranteed money, right?
And adding “Dems down bad” haha you really believe they are using a valid system?
To their credit they had no idea how similar right wing disinformation was to Russian disinformation. There was literally nothing incriminating in his laptop on a national scale. You caught him in the act of using illicit drugs.
Bc you’re wrong. Texas does not track political party selection on its voter registration applications. All voters register simply as registered voters without a declared party.

Party affiliation occurs when a voter casts a ballot in a party's primary election or takes an oath of affiliation (such as at a party convention).

You should take this up with the state of Texas since you have it wrong.
Long time lurker, first time poster. I’m sorry I couldn’t sit by any longer and not call out the nonsense spewed. Thanks for checking my profile out though. I can’t say I’ll return the gesture since you don’t matter to me or anyone else for that matter.
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Texas is not in doubt. This is just a horse race created by the media.


I can no longer make money by betting on Talarico bc it’s not worth the return at this point. He’s just too far ahead. Would you care to help me out and give me 1:1 on my money? I would appreciate it.
I don’t live in Texas, I just know how to spot a clearly biased online commentary. And I can look this up on on the Texes secretary of state’s official website to absolutely prove that the op posted garbage. I’m sorry you don’t have the intelligence to spot fakes like this. I can teach you some of the signs to spot a fake if you’d like.
State law in Texas does not track or register voters by political party. As a result, official state early voting reports track the overall number of cast ballots rather than explicit party breakdowns.

You’d have to be an actual idiot to believe what the OP posted. Is there anything ever posted online that will validate your belief that you will question?
I’m glad that you have this clearly very official looking document to give everyone here that assurance.