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headhunter15 said:
Does that mean favoring Trump?
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Not generally. There were some big bettors this morning on a Trump which was a good sign for Trump, but that dwindled as the day went on and the line dropped. I haven't looked at it in about a couple hours though.

FL currently not looking good for Trump either. Republicans have a narrow lead in FL currently but Miami-Dade (which is the largest population and trends pretty strong blue) hasn't reported yet. If he loses FL or PA, you might as well call it night, cause this thing is over.
 
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Carp said:
Not generally. There were some big bettors this morning on a Trump which was a good sign for Trump, but that dwindled as the day went on and the line dropped. I haven't looked at it in about a couple hours though.

FL currently not looking good for Trump either. Republicans have a narrow lead in FL currently but Miami-Dade (which is the largest population and trends pretty strong blue) hasn't reported yet. If he loses FL or PA, you might as well call it night, cause this thing is over.
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😂
 
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I think if Biden is incapacitated after the election they would in fact inaugurate Harris, but it's never been done. I didn't re-read the constitution, so I am not sure it's covered. I think they should be planning some sort of quick exit. Biden is obviously already impaired, and everybody sees that. The Vice president was originally the person with the second most electoral college votes, so when the constitution was written, it was even more clear that you can't have a do-over.
 
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Firebirdparts said:
I think if Biden is incapacitated after the election they would in fact inaugurate Harris, but it's never been done. I didn't re-read the constitution, so I am not sure it's covered. I think they should be planning some sort of quick exit. Biden is obviously already impaired, and everybody sees that. The Vice president was originally the person with the second most electoral college votes, so when the constitution was written, it was even more clear that you can't have a do-over.
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Yes. Exactly how does that 25th Amendment work? Unprecedented.
 
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I’ve been pretty stressed out. Jim Cramer bloviates a lot of BS, but he was just on CNBC suggesting that Wall Street likes Biden. I hope that he’s accurate.
 
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Thunder Good-Oil said:
I’ve been pretty stressed out. Jim Cramer bloviates a lot of BS, but he was just on CNBC suggesting that Wall Street likes Biden. I hope that he’s accurate.
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Trump looks to be overperforming right now. The odds for a contested election are higher than they were an hour or so ago.

Futures have moved 350 points in the last 15-30 mins
 
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Thunder Good-Oil said:
I’ve been pretty stressed out. Jim Cramer bloviates a lot of BS, but he was just on CNBC suggesting that Wall Street likes Biden. I hope that he’s accurate.
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I think Wall Street largely views Biden as the devil you know. He seems predictable with minimal risk of surprise. Trump has done some very positive things for the market. He has also done some things that caught Wall St by surprise. I doubt Biden would escalate trade war rhetoric and threaten tariffs while toilet tweeting at 3AM or end stimulus negotiations via tweet while medicated having just returned from Walter Reed. I think Wall St wants to know the rules, and play to win. That's not an endorsement of Biden by any stretch. I didn't vote for either one.
 
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The upside of Biden winning is that the petulant children should stop burning and tearing crap up. That behavior should never be rewarded though. What has really pissed me off about the Ds is that they stir that garbage up. It’s past time to be prosecuting them harshly. Another upside for the Rs is that the House could flip in two years.
 
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I think that equity markets did pretty well when Bubba was the POTUS and the Rs were in control of Congress (Newt G). Hillary was even kind of likable in the 1990s. She’s been finger nails on a chalk board for the last couple of decades.
 
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