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This is pretty fascinating. Mimicking "Mattress Mack," an online bulk ammo dealer is doing a sale where customers get a full credit for their purchase if Republicans hold Congress; then it's hedging that outcome with a Kalshi bet. thereload.com/ammo-dealer-he…
There's something weird/interesting going on with the DNC's late-cycle digital ads strategy. They've of course run thousands of ads since the summer, including hundreds boosting Dem candidates in 10 battleground senate races (MI, GA, NH, MN, AK, ME, OH, NC, IA, TX)...
Worth noting: Meta ads data shows the DNC did not employ this tactic last cycle in any recognizable or widespread way. So this is an innovation in their digital ads strategy.
Anyway, I know it's esoteric, but I found it pretty interesting.
Alternate explanation from someone who'd know better than I do nitter.cf/TimCameron/status/2115…
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This tactic probably is being used to avoid soliciting coordinated disclaimer approval from these campaigns since we're in the FEC electioneering window and national party committees no longer have IE units after the NRSC v. FEC decision by SCOTUS.
He's not wrong about the range netting! On blue #10 and white #1 tees you're very much in the line of fire
Wild story
SCOOP: Democrats have insisted they have nothing to do with the other Dan Sullivan on Alaska's Senate ballot.
But aides with the Mary Peltola campaign and DSCC were part of a monthslong secret plan to recruit him to run -- as well as other candidates.
nytimes.com/2026/10/28/us/po…
A rare higher education white-pill
It’s an ungodly amount of reading and no easy A. So why are freshmen lining up to get into Humanities 10? on.wsj.com/4iIxhOF
Lachlan Markay retweeted
Over 60% of data center capacity is being built in red states.
Excluding Virginia, the number is 92%.
Holy shit a 2027 7th and a 2029 2nd nitter.cf/NHLJets/status/2113669…















