NearPup

That post didn't age well :P

I knew it, Hugo Chavez rigged the election for his close ally Joe Biden. Even from the grave Chavez delivers, what a guy. I bet George Soros is involved to. Once all is said and done Trump will win well over 500 LEGAL electoral vote.

They are just embarrassing themselves at this point.

Thiem reportedly now plans to compete in the 2021 Olympics. https://olympics.nbcsports.com/2020/11/14/dominic-thiem-olympics-tennis/

LA has a big Armenian community, the LA Times is going to have that bias.

I had faith :P He’s always been quite good in the wet.

The qualifying session in was pretty dang good. Stroll finally has his first pole.

Took a while but we got to the obvious outcome. I was told by some that Biden couldn't win :P

I’m old enough to remember when Harris seemed like a good bet to be the next president. Though I guess that did sort of turn out to be correct.

He lived by the upper Midwest in 2016 and he dies by the upper Midwest in 2020.

At this point I would be extremely surprised with any other outcome than Biden 306 - Trump 232. Pennsylvania and Nevada look done. Arizona and Georgia both seem to favour Biden, too. I don't think Trump will have any issues winning North Carolina or Alaska.

AP called Wisconsin for Biden. If he holds on to Nevada and Michigan Biden will crawl across the finish line.

Probably not. We were well prepared for this outcome. The media spent a lot of time explaining to people what states would have red and blue mirages, i.e. states that would appear to go for Biden (Ohio, Florida, North Carolina) or Trump (Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania) before tightening later on.

I definitively would rather be Biden than Trump right now, even though it looks like Biden will barely crawl across the finish line. Not very unlike Trump in 2016, really.

Biden is now ahead in Wisconsin by 11,000 votes.

I am confused about the results.

I mean given 100,000,000 people voted already (yours truly included) it’s probably already been mostly decided. I think some people on here will be pretty confused by the results tbh.

I like both those changes. Short track was always too crowded for the athletes, adding the mixed relay was going to make that even worse. And two more days of curling without anything else going on? Fun way to start.

Very normal thing to do in a democracy. Oh, sorry, we are a Republic, not a democracy, so it's totally cool for the partisan judiciary to pick the president.

Texans have already cast over nine million votes, which is higher than the total number of votes cast in 2016. There is still a full day of early voting left plus, of course, election day.

Ya, sure looks like not sending him to the TdF was the right call...

Athletes have to report where they will be at specific times, and testers will just show up unannounced.

Sliding venues (other than exactly St Moritz) aren’t exactly known for looking nice tbh. They all have an industrial look to them.

What makes you think that? Williamson is a well known and common Japanese surname.

That number is completely dwarfed by the number of birds killed annually by pet cats, cars, power lines, the airline industry (mostly airports culling birds), cell towers, hunting and, wait for it, fossil fuel powerplants. Per GWh a fossil powerplant kills about ten times as many birds as a wind farm. Saying wind farms in the US kill half a million birds sounds impressive until you see that collisions with buildings are estimated to kill between 100 million and one billion birds every year in the US.