Johnson gets negative satisfaction ratings from Tory party members – politicalbetting.com

Luckyguy1983 said:

FrancisUrquhart said:

The Prime Minister has urged people to return to cinemas following news Cineworld is temporarily closing its UK and US venues, affecting 45,000 jobs.

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-54387856

To be fair, I've seen no advertising from cinemas - I'd have thought being a reasonably safe form of public entertainment (sitting facing one way in a socially distant fashion) they'd have fought a bit more.

Tenet is the only release over the summer I've come across

Philip_Thompson said:

Alistair said:

Nigelb said:

Alistair said:

Pulpstar said:

2 hour queue for early voting in Myrtle beach, South Carolina

https://twitter.com/mejay227/status/1313142682991108101

They have masks on so Dem voters.

It could be Lindsey Graham’s personal vote.



They turned out early to vote against him.

If I was Lindsey Graham I would be bricking it right now.

He's been bricking it and virtually begging on live TV for weeks. Couldn't happen to a nicer guy.

The 6 Senate polls conducted in the state over the past month have all been neck and neck. Yet strangely, 538 still have Graham winning by 6%.

Pulpstar said:

Luckyguy1983 said:

FrancisUrquhart said:

The Prime Minister has urged people to return to cinemas following news Cineworld is temporarily closing its UK and US venues, affecting 45,000 jobs.

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-54387856

To be fair, I've seen no advertising from cinemas - I'd have thought being a reasonably safe form of public entertainment (sitting facing one way in a socially distant fashion) they'd have fought a bit more.

Tenet is the only release over the summer I've come across

Bill and Ted 3?

Alistair said:

Filed under LOL Democracy

https://twitter.com/pashulman/status/1313157479216406530?s=19

Ohio goes into the Trump column.

williamglenn said:

https://twitter.com/AllieRenison/status/1313155657382666240

I think it's important to understand that all that dreadful Holocaust bothering that we do over here, is just a function of us being a freedom hating country, unlike freedom loving Blighty.

So it's just a matter of common sense and decency that you shouldn't suffer from such a dreadful impingement on the right to free speech.

Hail Lozza.

Dems need to hammer the message if the WH can’t control the virus under its own roof how can you trust them to get control of it nationally .

MaxPB said:

kinabalu said:

Talk about not quite "getting" the historical weight of anti-black racism -

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-54419760

What's hilarious about it is that it was a black guy who came up with the workout routine. 😆

I notice that pertinent fact is being omitted from the media reports on this.

contrarian said:

Pulpstar said:

contrarian said:

Pulpstar said:

TimT said:

If Trump is up by just 4 in Ohio in a Trafalgar Group poll, he is in deep shit:

https://www.thetrafalgargroup.org/news/oh-pres-1020/

That was my thought too.

How was Hillary doing in Ohio at the same juncture I wonder......Up a couple....??

And look at those undecideds.....

Trump was forecast to win Ohio.

https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/ohio/

Tossup this time round:

https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2020-election-forecast/ohio/

Trafalgar has Trump over Hillary by four in 2016 too but closer to the vote (24 October), for what its worth.

Trafalgar polls are not worth a great deal.

If they failed to show cross-tables, but were broadly in line with other pollsters, they'd have some credibility; or, if they did show sensible cross-tables and were out of line with other pollsters, you would again say they may have some merit. But they are miles out from everyone else and don't show workings, so it's in the round filing cabinet for them.

kle4 said:

matthiasfromhamburg said:

williamglenn said:

https://twitter.com/AllieRenison/status/1313155657382666240

I think it's important to understand that all that dreadful Holocaust bothering that we do over here, is just a function of us being a freedom hating country, unlike freedom loving Blighty.

So it's just a matter of common sense and decency that you shouldn't suffer from such a dreadful impingement on the right to free speech.

Hail Lozza.

He must have been furious for years that swastikas couldn't be shown in videogames too. ALthough in fairness that was mostly just amusing.

Will the Reclaim party be a refuge for disenfranchised Momentum members? Answers in a tweet to Lozza's twitter timeline, please.

How much UNS or how little UNS are we thinking we'll see on November 3rd?

Peter_the_Punter said:

contrarian said:

Pulpstar said:

contrarian said:

Pulpstar said:

TimT said:

If Trump is up by just 4 in Ohio in a Trafalgar Group poll, he is in deep shit:

https://www.thetrafalgargroup.org/news/oh-pres-1020/

That was my thought too.

How was Hillary doing in Ohio at the same juncture I wonder......Up a couple....??

And look at those undecideds.....

Trump was forecast to win Ohio.

https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/ohio/

Tossup this time round:

https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2020-election-forecast/ohio/

Trafalgar has Trump over Hillary by four in 2016 too but closer to the vote (24 October), for what its worth.

Trafalgar polls are not worth a great deal.

If they failed to show cross-tables, but were broadly in line with other pollsters, they'd have some credibility; or, if they did show sensible cross-tables and were out of line with other pollsters, you would again say they may have some merit. But they are miles out from everyone else and don't show workings, so it's in the round filing cabinet for them.

Wrong, Trafalgar Group are the gold standard pollsters for the Electoral College at the moment, the only pollster to correctly have had Trump ahead in Michigan and Pennsylvania in 2016.

They are the Survation of US pollsters, Survation of course being the only pollster to get 2017 right and 2019 right (and 2015 in their final non released poll)

kle4 said:

Pulpstar said:

Luckyguy1983 said:

FrancisUrquhart said:

The Prime Minister has urged people to return to cinemas following news Cineworld is temporarily closing its UK and US venues, affecting 45,000 jobs.

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-54387856

To be fair, I've seen no advertising from cinemas - I'd have thought being a reasonably safe form of public entertainment (sitting facing one way in a socially distant fashion) they'd have fought a bit more.

Tenet is the only release over the summer I've come across

Bill and Ted 3?

The last film I went to see in the cinema was the South Korean blockbuster in February. It was very good. (Forgotten the name of it).

I wonder if WE should have a criminal offence of "racist legacy of Empire" denial. 30 days in Ford Open. Focus on rehabilitation rather than punishment.

TheScreamingEagles said:

Andy_JS said:

kle4 said:

Pulpstar said:

Luckyguy1983 said:

FrancisUrquhart said:

The Prime Minister has urged people to return to cinemas following news Cineworld is temporarily closing its UK and US venues, affecting 45,000 jobs.

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-54387856

To be fair, I've seen no advertising from cinemas - I'd have thought being a reasonably safe form of public entertainment (sitting facing one way in a socially distant fashion) they'd have fought a bit more.

Tenet is the only release over the summer I've come across

Bill and Ted 3?

The last film I went to see in the cinema was the South Korean blockbuster in February. It was very good. (Forgotten the name of it).

Parasite.

Seems a bit of an overreaction if you ask me.

TheScreamingEagles said:

Andy_JS said:

kle4 said:

Pulpstar said:

Luckyguy1983 said:

FrancisUrquhart said:

The Prime Minister has urged people to return to cinemas following news Cineworld is temporarily closing its UK and US venues, affecting 45,000 jobs.

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-54387856

To be fair, I've seen no advertising from cinemas - I'd have thought being a reasonably safe form of public entertainment (sitting facing one way in a socially distant fashion) they'd have fought a bit more.

Tenet is the only release over the summer I've come across

Bill and Ted 3?

The last film I went to see in the cinema was the South Korean blockbuster in February. It was very good. (Forgotten the name of it).

Parasite.

Seems a bit harsh. Or do you know something extra about Andy’s circumstances?

HYUFD said:

Peter_the_Punter said:

contrarian said:

Pulpstar said:

contrarian said:

Pulpstar said:

TimT said:

If Trump is up by just 4 in Ohio in a Trafalgar Group poll, he is in deep shit:

https://www.thetrafalgargroup.org/news/oh-pres-1020/

That was my thought too.

How was Hillary doing in Ohio at the same juncture I wonder......Up a couple....??

And look at those undecideds.....

Trump was forecast to win Ohio.

https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/ohio/

Tossup this time round:

https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2020-election-forecast/ohio/

Trafalgar has Trump over Hillary by four in 2016 too but closer to the vote (24 October), for what its worth.

Trafalgar polls are not worth a great deal.

If they failed to show cross-tables, but were broadly in line with other pollsters, they'd have some credibility; or, if they did show sensible cross-tables and were out of line with other pollsters, you would again say they may have some merit. But they are miles out from everyone else and don't show workings, so it's in the round filing cabinet for them.

Wrong, Trafalgar Group are the gold standard pollsters for the Electoral College at the moment, the only pollster to correctly have had Trump ahead in Michigan and Pennsylvania in 2016.

They are the Survation of US pollsters, Survation of course being the only pollster to get 2017 right and 2019 right (and 2015 in their final non released poll)

As long as you ignore all the polling they got wrong then they are indeed very good.

The only pollster to pickup the 18-24 year old demo breaking heavily for Trump.

contrarian said:

Jonathan said:

To be fair, would you trust Trump to remember the code. Then again, that’s worrying too. He has probably written it down or changed it to 1vanka.

whereas Joe Biden....

Ironic that it turns out the true "demented vegetable" is NOT Biden, but instead Trumpsky.

MaxPB said:

kinabalu said:

MaxPB said:

kinabalu said:

Talk about not quite "getting" the historical weight of anti-black racism -

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-54419760

What's hilarious about it is that it was a black guy who came up with the workout routine. 😆

Why is that hilarious? Please explain.

He called it that. PureGym probably thought they were in the clear with the wokerati because of that but didn't account for faux offence taken by liberal whites on behalf of other races.

He could redeem himself by explaining it only refers to white slavery, ie. white people being made slaves in Morocco, etc.

matthiasfromhamburg said:

williamglenn said:

https://twitter.com/AllieRenison/status/1313155657382666240

I think it's important to understand that all that dreadful Holocaust bothering that we do over here, is just a function of us being a freedom hating country, unlike freedom loving Blighty.

So it's just a matter of common sense and decency that you shouldn't suffer from such a dreadful impingement on the right to free speech.

Hail Lozza.

From a philosophical point of view I certainly agree that people should be able to deny the truth if they want to do so. The rest of us should then be able to determine if they are batshit crazy (like Holocaust deniers are) or if our assumed truth is wrong (like Copernicus).

However I doubt that's where Fox is coming from.

TheScreamingEagles said:

https://twitter.com/timjhogan/status/1313135243470278657

Which is why i have been suspicious about whether he really has it. It is a stunt to turn over the card table when he knows he has lost.

TheScreamingEagles said:

https://twitter.com/timjhogan/status/1313135243470278657

She needs some advice on putting on her make-up. She even looks as dumb as she sounds. Is this the best the GoP can find to put forward now? Are their best people all laid up with the virus?

TheScreamingEagles said:

https://twitter.com/robfordmancs/status/1313176181588590592

I'm getting a strong 'late Michael Jackson' vibe about Donald Trump now. The increasingly bizarre behaviour. The cultish fans who believe anything. The drugs. The paranoia. The quack doctors. The strange confected "happenings". The oddly fluctuating skin colour and appearance. It goes on and on. The only difference is the lack - in Trump's case - of a close to supernatural talent for music and dance.

rottenborough said:

TheScreamingEagles said:

https://twitter.com/timjhogan/status/1313135243470278657

Which is why i have been suspicious about whether he really has it. It is a stunt to turn over the card table when he knows he has lost.

It would be a bit risky. He might 'recover' from it before contracting it for real.

Trumpster clearly feeling better and watching hours of cable news.....

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1313183801732890624?s=19

BBC explanation of the Excel problem..

The BBC has confirmed the missing Covid-19 test data was caused by the ill-thought-out use of Microsoft's Excel software. Furthermore, PHE was to blame, rather than a third-party contractor.

The issue was caused by the way the agency brought together logs produced by the commercial firms paid to carry out swab tests for the virus. They filed their results in the form of text-based lists, without issue.

PHE had set up an automatic process to pull this data together into Excel templates so that it could then be uploaded to a central system and made available to the NHS Test and Trace team as well as other government computer dashboards.

The problem is that the PHE developers picked an old file format to do this - known as XLS. As a consequence, each template could handle only about 65,000 rows of data rather than the one million-plus rows that Excel is actually capable of.

And since each test result created several rows of data, in practice it meant that each template was limited to about 1,400 cases. When that total was reached, further cases were simply left off.

Until last week, there were not enough test results being generated by private labs for this to have been a problem

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-54422505

Its hard to blame Matt Hancock personally for this.

https://twitter.com/maggieNYT/status/1313180250315132929

Aren’t they allowed to share their “experience of fighting the virus firsthand” ?

HYUFD said:

stodge said:

HYUFD said:

TimT said:

If Trump is up by just 4 in Ohio in a Trafalgar Group poll, he is in deep shit:

https://www.thetrafalgargroup.org/news/oh-pres-1020/

Ohio is of course the key swing state, the only state to have voted for the winner in every Presidential election since 1960.

Now that could change this year and Biden could win the Electoral College with Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin or 2 of those plus Arizona but he would be the first candidate to win the Presidency having lost Ohio since Kennedy.

So I would say Trump being up by 4% in Ohio is good news for the President in the sense he is unlikely to lose by a landslide but bad news for the President in the sense it is still not enough for him to win

Well, that's the C- rated Trafalgar so perhaps the truism a broken clock is right twice a day can apply to pollsters as well.

With their in-built Republican bias a 4-point for Trump in a state he won by 8 last time suggests a 2% swing to Biden and a national lead of 6 points.

The A+ New York Times/Siena pollster puts Biden 8 ahead in Arizona:

https://int.nyt.com/data/documenttools/az100120-crosstabs/a77605c32cd8f31e/full.pdf

The Senate battle looks to be turning against McSally with Kelly establishing a solid lead.

Delaware is no one's idea of a battleground state. In 2016, Clinton won by 12 and a poll by the University of Delaware (albeit an old poll with sampling with 21/9 to 27/9) has Biden up by 21 s0o a 4.5% swing to the Democrats suggesting a double digit national lead.

I could not care less what pompous poll ratings call Trafalgar, I judge pollsters by results and results alone.

In 2016 Trafalgar called Michigan and Pennsylvania correctly for Trump when most pollsters and Nate Silver had Clinton ahead there, Silver also wrongly had Clinton ahead in Florida unlike Trafalgar.

Trafalgar should therefore be treated with great respect for identifying Trump voters as long as Trump is on the ballot

Is that the same Trafalgar Group that forecast Trump would win Nevada by 5% when he actually lost by 2%?

That Trafalgar Group?

HYUFD said:

stodge said:

HYUFD said:

TimT said:

If Trump is up by just 4 in Ohio in a Trafalgar Group poll, he is in deep shit:

https://www.thetrafalgargroup.org/news/oh-pres-1020/

Ohio is of course the key swing state, the only state to have voted for the winner in every Presidential election since 1960.

Now that could change this year and Biden could win the Electoral College with Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin or 2 of those plus Arizona but he would be the first candidate to win the Presidency having lost Ohio since Kennedy.

So I would say Trump being up by 4% in Ohio is good news for the President in the sense he is unlikely to lose by a landslide but bad news for the President in the sense it is still not enough for him to win

Well, that's the C- rated Trafalgar so perhaps the truism a broken clock is right twice a day can apply to pollsters as well.

With their in-built Republican bias a 4-point for Trump in a state he won by 8 last time suggests a 2% swing to Biden and a national lead of 6 points.

The A+ New York Times/Siena pollster puts Biden 8 ahead in Arizona:

https://int.nyt.com/data/documenttools/az100120-crosstabs/a77605c32cd8f31e/full.pdf

The Senate battle looks to be turning against McSally with Kelly establishing a solid lead.

Delaware is no one's idea of a battleground state. In 2016, Clinton won by 12 and a poll by the University of Delaware (albeit an old poll with sampling with 21/9 to 27/9) has Biden up by 21 s0o a 4.5% swing to the Democrats suggesting a double digit national lead.

I could not care less what pompous poll ratings call Trafalgar, I judge pollsters by results and results alone.

In 2016 Trafalgar called Michigan and Pennsylvania correctly for Trump when most pollsters and Nate Silver had Clinton ahead there, Silver also wrongly had Clinton ahead in Florida unlike Trafalgar.

Trafalgar should therefore be treated with great respect for identifying Trump voters as long as Trump is on the ballot

Like in Nevada and Colorado where they identified Trump voters who didn't even exist so successful were they.

kinabalu said:

HYUFD said:

Peter_the_Punter said:

contrarian said:

Pulpstar said:

contrarian said:

Pulpstar said:

TimT said:

If Trump is up by just 4 in Ohio in a Trafalgar Group poll, he is in deep shit:

https://www.thetrafalgargroup.org/news/oh-pres-1020/

That was my thought too.

How was Hillary doing in Ohio at the same juncture I wonder......Up a couple....??

And look at those undecideds.....

Trump was forecast to win Ohio.

https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/ohio/

Tossup this time round:

https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2020-election-forecast/ohio/

Trafalgar has Trump over Hillary by four in 2016 too but closer to the vote (24 October), for what its worth.

Trafalgar polls are not worth a great deal.

If they failed to show cross-tables, but were broadly in line with other pollsters, they'd have some credibility; or, if they did show sensible cross-tables and were out of line with other pollsters, you would again say they may have some merit. But they are miles out from everyone else and don't show workings, so it's in the round filing cabinet for them.

Wrong, Trafalgar Group are the gold standard pollsters for the Electoral College at the moment, the only pollster to correctly have had Trump ahead in Michigan and Pennsylvania in 2016.

They are the Survation of US pollsters, Survation of course being the only pollster to get 2017 right and 2019 right (and 2015 in their final non released poll)

You're chasing your own tail.

His fiancée will be glad to hear it's his own tail he's chasing.

Floater said:

oooh Laurence Fox being sued

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eD4TLmNyGYA

FrancisUrquhart said:

Trumpster clearly feeling better and watching hours of cable news.....

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1313183801732890624?s=19

Now that does sound like an authentic Trump tweet.

FrancisUrquhart said:

BBC explanation of the Excel problem..

The BBC has confirmed the missing Covid-19 test data was caused by the ill-thought-out use of Microsoft's Excel software. Furthermore, PHE was to blame, rather than a third-party contractor.

The issue was caused by the way the agency brought together logs produced by the commercial firms paid to carry out swab tests for the virus. They filed their results in the form of text-based lists, without issue.

PHE had set up an automatic process to pull this data together into Excel templates so that it could then be uploaded to a central system and made available to the NHS Test and Trace team as well as other government computer dashboards.

The problem is that the PHE developers picked an old file format to do this - known as XLS. As a consequence, each template could handle only about 65,000 rows of data rather than the one million-plus rows that Excel is actually capable of.

And since each test result created several rows of data, in practice it meant that each template was limited to about 1,400 cases. When that total was reached, further cases were simply left off.

Until last week, there were not enough test results being generated by private labs for this to have been a problem

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-54422505

Its hard to blame Matt Hancock personally for this.

True, but ministers aren't usually personally responsible for mistakes made under their watch. They still used to resign, like Lord Carrington and Richard Luce when the Falklands were invaded in 1982.

williamglenn said:

He's coming out.

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1313186529058136070

That startled me for a moment. Was wondering how it would play in the Bible belt.

Floater said:

Trump says "dont be afraid of Covid"

He really is a rare individual.....

Amen. Let us all thank God for small mercies.

Great, so Trump has made a full recovery. Betfair, Sporting Index: time to reopen your markets!

williamglenn said:

He's coming out.

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1313186529058136070

It’s already been established that the WH effectively contains a mini hospital. So it doesn’t necessarily mean a return to his desk (or the golf course)

Don’t be afraid of covid is a gift to the Dem campaign who will have the attack ads ready to go with the 210,000 who have died alongside that .

williamglenn said:

He's coming out.

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1313186529058136070

Seems unlikely so late in life.
And a pretty desperate electoral gambit.

MrEd said:

Alistair said:

FrancisUrquhart said:

Trumpster clearly feeling better and watching hours of cable news.....

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1313183801732890624?s=19

Now that does sound like an authentic Trump tweet.

So Jesus was supposed to be dead for three days and three nights before he rose from the dead, which is sort of similar to DT's stay at the Walter Reed hospital....

Yeah, but Boris managed to rise at Easter, and Trump cannot beat that.

MrEd said:

Floater said:

rottenborough said:

TheScreamingEagles said:

https://twitter.com/timjhogan/status/1313135243470278657

Which is why i have been suspicious about whether he really has it. It is a stunt to turn over the card table when he knows he has lost.

Well - he would be nearly the only one in the Whitehouse to dodge that bullet......

The thing which I can't get my head round is, if Trump is in so much trouble, why it is not being picked up more in tales from within his political campaign. No one wants to be associated with a loser. We have also had various stories about GOP Senators such as McNally, Tillis, Collins and Graham being in trouble, suggesting Republican sources are happy to talk to the press, but - outside those in the Republican party who don't like Trump - few who are saying that Trump's campaign is floundering.

If anything, where Trump was visiting before his illness, suggested he was thinking of expanding the map, including places such as MN, NV and NH. We have also had stories from within the Democratic camp suggesting they are having trouble motivating voters in Wisconsin and Latinos in Florida.

Now that may be classic bullsh1tting and projecting strength from Trump and it may be the polls are absolutely spot on (the ones with the big Biden leads) but it feels odd.

The press has been full of reports about the financial crisis at the heart of the Trump campaign forcing it to pull advertising from Arizona and Ohio as they cannot afford it.

Andy_JS said:

FrancisUrquhart said:

BBC explanation of the Excel problem..

The BBC has confirmed the missing Covid-19 test data was caused by the ill-thought-out use of Microsoft's Excel software. Furthermore, PHE was to blame, rather than a third-party contractor.

The issue was caused by the way the agency brought together logs produced by the commercial firms paid to carry out swab tests for the virus. They filed their results in the form of text-based lists, without issue.

PHE had set up an automatic process to pull this data together into Excel templates so that it could then be uploaded to a central system and made available to the NHS Test and Trace team as well as other government computer dashboards.

The problem is that the PHE developers picked an old file format to do this - known as XLS. As a consequence, each template could handle only about 65,000 rows of data rather than the one million-plus rows that Excel is actually capable of.

And since each test result created several rows of data, in practice it meant that each template was limited to about 1,400 cases. When that total was reached, further cases were simply left off.

Until last week, there were not enough test results being generated by private labs for this to have been a problem

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-54422505

Its hard to blame Matt Hancock personally for this.

True, but ministers aren't usually personally responsible for mistakes made under their watch. They still used to resign, like Lord Carrington and Richard Luce when the Falklands were invaded in 1982.

Carrington was appointed Secretary-General of NATO two years later and Luce returned to government.

Philip_Thompson said:

matthiasfromhamburg said:

williamglenn said:

https://twitter.com/AllieRenison/status/1313155657382666240

I think it's important to understand that all that dreadful Holocaust bothering that we do over here, is just a function of us being a freedom hating country, unlike freedom loving Blighty.

So it's just a matter of common sense and decency that you shouldn't suffer from such a dreadful impingement on the right to free speech.

Hail Lozza.

From a philosophical point of view I certainly agree that people should be able to deny the truth if they want to do so. The rest of us should then be able to determine if they are batshit crazy (like Holocaust deniers are) or if our assumed truth is wrong (like Copernicus).

However I doubt that's where Fox is coming from.

I have a feeling that Fox would be much more effective as an actor unafraid to express unfashionable opinions - which he is outstandingly good at - than as a fringe political organiser - a potential graveyard. That phrase 'Launch of new political party' has a truly launch of Titanic ring about it, a sense abundantly supported by compelling evidence.

williamglenn said:

He's coming out.

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1313186529058136070

If he feels better than 20 years ago, that is the steroid talking.

No normal person feels better mid viral infection.

70% of Americans are worried about getting covid and Trump comes out with that statement . He really is tone deaf and becoming increasingly delusional .

Foxy said:

williamglenn said:

He's coming out.

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1313186529058136070

If he feels better than 20 years ago, that is the steroid talking.

No normal person feels better mid viral infection.

Trump is not a normal person. Thank goodness.

Nigelb said:

williamglenn said:

He's coming out.

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1313186529058136070

Seems unlikely so late in life.
And a pretty desperate electoral gambit.

That's Eric's role in the shpiel.

kinabalu said:

FrancisUrquhart said:

MaxPB said:

kinabalu said:

MaxPB said:

kinabalu said:

Talk about not quite "getting" the historical weight of anti-black racism -

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-54419760

What's hilarious about it is that it was a black guy who came up with the workout routine. 😆

Why is that hilarious? Please explain.

He called it that. PureGym probably thought they were in the clear with the wokerati because of that but didn't account for faux offence taken by liberal whites on behalf of other races.

Social media outrage bus has been full on racist, its racist, made by a racist, racist company, they need to be sacked for being a racist, they know nothing about the black community, they need to go on an education course to learn about the black community....

Oh its a black employee of a franchise, who is just a numpty not to realise how it looks...

I don't care that he is black, sack him for not knowing about black history....

How come you are so immersed in ultra woke lefty twitter?

The same reason people on the left might follow paranoid conspiracy right wingers - it's hilarious?