It was a lot to lay off while the odds for Trump were exploding to the upside. I get that there was action, but for him to hedge a 7-low 8 figure position into a seven figure one and it did it anyway?
Yeah receipts or it didn’t happen. He thinks we’re a bunch of donks who don’t understand what a whale splashing around in a financial market does.
One of the GOAT on SNL.
Don’t fear the reaper Trump!!
Shit this is a small part of why I loved Scotland.
If I get a job offer in my field there, I’m going back and not leaving.
Hey, he provided a screenshot of a graph
What? This can’t be right.
Bush 41
Carter
Ford
Hoover
Taft
Cleveland on both sides of this
Probably a handful more before that, including John Adams
I could see not counting Ford in that list. Not an elected incumbent.
The liberals have taken over the community fb page I monitor and are rubbing it in everyone’s faces! This is amazing! This is usually a trumpfest.
I don’t think Dukakis counts as an incumbent. John Adams was the incumbent?
I still wonder if his plan was to disappear if he lost 2016. And maybe the same here (and he didn’t really have any market bets).
Why is he still trying to book 100BTC with EM2 the night of the election if he was already supposedly in so deep? Supposedly EM2 sent him his address to pre-ship as offered, and then it ended.
Could anyone read that? Looked kind of like FTX’s Trump odds.
oh fuck you, please start fbi files on everyone who worked at the whitehouse as potentially compromised.
Others didn’t feel they had anything to explain or defend. “Don’t cry because it’s over. Smile because it happened,” a former White House official told me. “Live. Laugh. Love.” This person added, “Sometimes you own the libs; sometimes the libs own you.”
Guess we were the silent majority all along.
Clicquot is one of my favourites, and great VFM.
Enjoy every drop.
does anyone have a good doyle tweet to report?
fuck i want Dejected Donald to give a press conference rn
From 538:
Trump becomes the 10th president in U.S. history to lose reelection, after John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Martin Van Buren, Benjamin Harrison, William Howard Taft, Herbert Hoover, Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter and George H.W. Bush.
biggest crowds ever outside the white house rn
Of course this gets called when I’m not paying attention for a couple of hours for the first time all week.
