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Exactly. I usually sell at 98 cents just to cash out a little earlier. Sometimes it takes them too long to close the bet. For example, the Trump win doesn’t close until electoral college votes on 12/13. Sell it at 98 cents and move to something else. ...

5 percent withdrawal fee plus 10 percent of gains. If you bet $50 on a 50-50 and win, you will net $95. Then when you withdrawal it will cost you $4.75. ...

My wife said that a student came to her class today mad and upset because she got schooled by her Government teacher when she tried to make a case for Biden. I was impressed. ...

[quote]He lost my respect when he said this. You have to question the judgement of someone like this. [/quote] Careful, if you lose respect for people when you don't agree with one of their beliefs, you won't have respect for anyone. I'm a Reformed Christian. I think Revelator and FooManChoo...

John Piper is excellent and is a respected theologian. His article was well thought out and made good arguments and should be respected. I just wanted to point out the PostScript in Grudem's article that was linked: P.S. After I finished writing this article, I sent it to John for any commen...

Its been true for 50 years, it remains true. Percentage of people who say that they are better off than they were four years ago: Sep 2020 (Trump): 55% Dec 2012 (Obama): 45% Oct 2004 (Bush 43): 47% Jul 1992 (Bush 41): 38% Jul 1984 (Reagan): 44% -Gallup...

To me, these are the people easiest to convert. Ask your friend if when we are negotiating with China, who hates us and is playing the long game, wouldn't it be nice to have someone fighting for us, even if he is a little bit of an a-hole? Remind him that Biden raised a punk kid, and that on...

Its an interesting strategy, Instead of asking who are you voting for, they ask who you think your social circle is favoring. It may prove to be more exact in 2020. I think there are massive amounts of people that do not want to admit they favor Trump. ...

The most likely scenario for a tie would be Arizona and Wisconsin but lose PA and MI. My guess is we would have a very rich faithless elector vote Biden....

The flaw of informed people like this board attracts is that we vastly underestimate the uninformed in this country. The "Coyote" comment from the debate is a perfect example. You had thousands of comments on social media, many from blue checks like Jemele Hill, elected officials like the Georgi...

Until the EC casts ballots on December 13, the democrats could replace a Dropout of deceased Winning president or Vice President with any member of the DNC. Once the electoral college votes, Kamala would become president elect. ...

Yep. We do confirmations. My daughters’ has been delayed by Covid. Hoping we are confirmed and I watch her take her first communion by the end of the year. ...

Last weekend, the campus College Republicans chalked pro-Trump messages on the sidewalk. Such as: [img]https://www.theamericanconservative.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Screen-Shot-2020-10-23-at-9.39.39-AM.png[/img] Anti-Trump students had a meltdown. Over chalk. On a sidewalk. Here is a pa...

They freaking built the polls. ...

[quote]New Hampshire? I think not. [/quote] Trump lost New Hampshire by less than 2800 votes in '16. College students aren't voting like they did in '16. I think Trump wins NH and its the first surprise of the night. ...

If Trump can pick off Nevada or New Hampshire, it puts a lot of pressure on Biden. Trump wins if he would get one of MI, WI or PA, and Biden would have to sweep. ...

A ton of Tweets about canceling Expensify accounts. That was a stupid email. ...

The uniforms should be permanent. Thats a great look. ...

2022 Senate Map is favorable to Dems. So its important not only to hold the Senate in '20, but keep or possibly expand the margin. In '22 GOP has 20 seats up, Dems have 12. This will allow the Dems to spend more money. When you look closer, the Dems' 12 seats are in: [b]Untouchable [/b]Ca...

[quote]Are they not there? Where are they registered? [/quote] They aren't there. Most are taking remote classes. They are home in New York, Vermont, Maine, Massachusetts and Connecticut. The NH colleges - Dartmouth, UNH, St. Anslem, et al are really famous for registering their students to ...