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The DUmpster / I know the vast number of you know this:
« Last post by CC27 on October 25, 2026, 12:45:50 PM »
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PCIntern (29,286) Posts

I know the vast number of you know this:

He is not only getting worse by the day, but the rate of downhill change is increasing rapidly. His misuse of the word “testify” rather than “campaign” multiple times is indicative of a rapid deterioration. There will be no improvement, this is not a “slip”, he is markedly more impaired than he was a week ago.

Each 24 hour cycle following a disrupted sleep will demonstrate this. The question will be when will they “Woodrow Wilson” him and issue EO’s and “statements” from the Oval Office sans video. It is conceivable that the tumult of the upcoming elections will significantly upset the apple cart and a crisis may occur which they will somehow blame the Democrats.

Hang onto your hat. It’s the light at the end of the tunnel…and it’s the train coming right at us. How we manage the next few months is likely critical: there will likely be some unlikely heroes and there will undoubtedly be significant casualties.

As they used to say: God speed


https://democraticunderground.com/100221583818

More blah blah blah from the self- absorbed Ahole. 🙄 Also no point as usual.
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Politics / Early Voting where it Stands
« Last post by Dark Powers on October 25, 2026, 12:19:57 PM »
Not going to go too deep into the numbers, just basic state which party is up right now compared to 2022

Alaska ~  Very high Indy voter count. Almost half.
Percentage by party in.
20% D
28% R
52% I

Iowa  ~ Dems up 1.3 points since 2022.
Percentage by party in.
51% D
32% R
17% I

Kansas - Only 3 days worth of numbers so far.
Percentage by party in.
47% D
40% R
13% I

Maine - Dems have dropped 5 points from 2022, mostly going to Indys.
Percentage by party in.
51% D
21% R
28% I

Michigan Even split on returned vs requested.
Percentage by party in.
54% D
37% R
9% I

Minnesota - Judging by returned vs requested, Dems are very eager to get their early ballots back in.
Percentage by party in.
45% D
17% R
38% I

Ohio
Percentage by party in.
49% D
43% R
8% I

Texas - Judging by returned vs requested, Republicans are very eager to get their early ballots in.
Percentage by party in.
44% D
46% R
10% I


Other good news, Republicans are doing better than average in Arizona, leading by 1 point in a state where Dem voters out number Rep.
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A Wells Fargo review of a prospective firearms client was blunt: under the Biden administration, banks could face “greater supervisory pressure to move away from lending to the firearms industry.

well lookie there! After a "lifetime of service" to his country, the first blemish on Biden's record.
Joe needn't worry. This won't effect his legacy any more than discovering hitler cheated on a 3rd grade spelling test.
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Breaking News / Worth Knowing, Probably Not Quite Threadworthy 10/25
« Last post by SVPete on October 25, 2026, 09:22:46 AM »
Federal judge upholds Trump admin executive order banning federal contractors’ DEI initiatives

https://www.campusreform.org/article/federal-judge-upholds-trump-admin-executive-order-banning-federal-contractorsdei-initiatives/30853

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A federal judge appointed by former President Joe Biden declined to temporarily block President Donald Trump’s executive order restricting race-based discrimination by federal contractors.

Campus Reform previously reported on Executive Order 14398, which prohibits contractors working with executive agencies from engaging in “disparate treatment based on race or ethnicity in the recruitment, employment (e.g., hiring, promotions), contracting (e.g., vendor agreements), program participation, or allocation or deployment of an entity’s resources.”

A month after signing the EO, also referred to as the “Contractors Order,” several higher education groups filed a lawsuit challenging the executive order. They claim the Trump administration “views discussion of race and ethnicity as unlawful” and the executive order “sanctions legal, and laudable, expression on race or ethnicity, and in doing so, violates the free speech, free association, and due process rights of plaintiffs and their members.”
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But on Oct. 14th, United States District Judge Adam Abelson denied the plaintiffs’ motion for a preliminary injunction.

In his decision, Judge Abelson found that the plaintiffs had not shown that they would be likely to win the lawsuit, or that they are “suffering irreparable harm,” two elements which are necessary for a preliminary injunction.

This does not decide the case, but a LIEden-appointed judge stating that the obstructionists had not shown evidence that they would be likely to win, or that they are “suffering irreparable harm,” bodes ill for the obstructionists' effort.
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The DUmpster / Re: I missed disaster by a few weeks
« Last post by SVPete on October 25, 2026, 09:17:57 AM »
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From the 19th of October to the 22nd I was in the hospital with sepsis.
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... The infection was running wild in my body. When I was in the er
They were concerned and wanted to admit me. ...

It's knowledge I would have gladly foregone, but "just" 3 days in the hospital for sepsis means UGP's condition was not, at that point, as serious as she believes (or posts that she believes). If her condition had been serious her stay would have been 3X-4X as long.

Deluded or lyingly wolf-crying, you choose.

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... this awful situation caused by trumps big beautiful(evil) bill.

Congress passed this bill over a year ago. It has been in effect for 6-12 months, if not longer. Things that changed were changed that long ago.

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Because of trump I might ...
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HUD could be ...

Might ... could be ...  Wolf! Wolf! Wolf!
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The DUmpster / Re: I missed disaster by a few weeks
« Last post by CC27 on October 25, 2026, 08:18:28 AM »
Living entirely on welfare (meaning you and I are paying for this waste of space) and terrified it might have to.... GET A F***ING JOB!

Dear UGP DUmpass: Go fall off of a cliff.
Please.

Bingo
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The DUmpster / Re: I missed disaster by a few weeks
« Last post by FunkyZero on October 24, 2026, 10:16:33 PM »
What a self-absorbed entitled POS. Because of Trump? 🙄🙄🙄

Living entirely on welfare (meaning you and I are paying for this waste of space) and terrified it might have to.... GET A F***ING JOB!

Dear UGP DUmpass: Go fall off of a cliff.
Please.
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Few things that stand out.

First the Judge overseeing this is Judge Boasberg. Think we all know him.

Then onto what is going on. I think it started with some fraudulent paperwork, but I have a feeling it's far more than that now. You don't go into hiding for a week with no one knowing where you are for bad paperwork. Remember, the sister was deeply linked to the Feeding our future scandal. And her husband was selling empty bottles and barrels of wine. What could be money laundering. Lastly there is the connections to all the fraud. She took a lot of their donations.

My feeling, they have a lot more dirt, and are going through it.
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The DUmpster / Re: I missed disaster by a few weeks
« Last post by 67 Rover on October 24, 2026, 07:32:26 PM »
Canada has a solution to all your problems and its free! :popcorn:
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General Discussion / Re: SoCal Fraudulent Hospices News
« Last post by SVPete on October 24, 2026, 06:57:00 PM »
So (true :bouncy: time), my family members work in medical records for a hospice that has been around since the Reagan Administration (US, not CA). Because of this fraud, the medical director now has to fill out extra paperwork for more or less every patient, BY HAND. Extra work and red tape, same scanty payments from Medical and Medicare.

A-holes commit fraud;

The State of California sees nothing;

Tens of millions disappear;

The Trump Administration investigated and caught some of the fraudsters;

Real, honest, hospices get raped with extra paperwork.
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