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Joe Kent's political track record is losing twice in congressional races in red districts . But because he hates the Jews, he's a political juggernaut according to Rich Barris

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Iran war analysis: Government: "The sky is blue today, ladies and gentlemen." People: "Well, the sky LOOKS blue. But since the government said it? No doubt they're lying." X account: "The sky is RED!" People: "AH-HA! THAT'S IT! NOW I KNOW WHAT THE GOVERMMENT WAS HIDING!"

Imagine actually believing this.

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Its a combination of corruption, Libertarianism, and the Natives. Murkowski is more easily understood in the context of understanding "Uncle Ted." Not Kaczinsky, but Stevens. Ted Stevens was put on trial for corruption-type charges in 2008. Everybody knew he was guilty. The Feds had to put him on trial in DC because they couldn't get a fair trial in Alaska. They couldn't get a fair trial in Alaska because Alaskans didn't care. So what if Ted got some free furniture? Alaska was thriving largely off of his excellent work. Alaskans have far more tolerance for corruption and inertia than they claim to have. Alaskans are, in my experience, far more prone to talk than action. Murkowski wins off of this. She famously got her start being appointed to her Senate seat when her dad, the previous occupant, died. This should have been a major red flag, but Frank Murkowski was pretty popular so it was tolerated. Murkowski lost a primary in 2010, but ran as a write-in and somehow allegedly won, despite not even being on the ballot and running against both a Republican and a Democrat. The map here shows the results of that 2010 election. That big red area that voted for the Republican is Alaska's traditional "Red Wall." Where Murkowski got all of these write-in ballots from is (1) Anchorage, and (2) everywhere not on the road system. Mail-in ballots have always been legal in Alaska. Alaska takes forever to count votes because, legitimately, a third of the population lives in places only accessible by boat, plane, ATV, or dogsled. Alaskan Natives are an overwhelmingly Democrat-voting bloc, yet somehow Murkowski outperformed everyone on the ballot. This is one of those things that defies every political rule and trend in the book, and so its obviously fraudulent, but nobody could ever prove it. Litigation happened, but it went nowhere. Since 2010, this map has also shown the overall constituency of Alaska's Senate delegation: Murkowski represents the people in the green area, and Sullivan the people in the red area. The problem is the people in the green area aren't Republicans. They vote for... well, I'll just leave at these areas vote Democrat. "Democrat" is also a bad word in Alaska. Even most of the Democrats there don't like to identify themselves as one. They usually run as "Independent" or "Unaffiliated." So, Murkowski has built herself a coalition of Alaskan Natives, Libertarians, and the Alaskan Elites. Democrats can't beat her because the Red Wall hates Democrats so much, but a Republican challenger can't beat her either because she has sufficient vote dominance (and probably enough fraud) in the bush to overcome the challenge.

It's coincided largely with more activity, but I actually quite like what the most recent algorithm has done for me. Most people complain about the algorithm, but I've noticed a distinct improvement over the last month. Maybe 6 weeks.

Major update to the 𝕏 AI recommendation algorithm rolling out next week. This will be open sourced at the same time.

Lisa Murkowski is on the floor of the Senate complaining about an amendment being offered that “unfairly targets transgender individuals.” Yes, this is supposedly a Republican Senator. She is also complaining about the Act itself because it’s too hard to implement.