Presidential Draw: What IF Trump v. Harris ends in a TIE?
If tomorrow's battle goes down to the last vote, the election could be too close to call. There is a remote possibility the US presidential election could end in a draw.
This is all based on the US Electoral College, there’s 538 votes up for grabs, 270 to one candidate and they win. Both candidates could receive 269, making them unable to receive a majority. The 12th Amendment states that in such cases, votes are taken by each state from the House, no matter how small the population, those votes will decide who's the next US president.
Let's hope it doesn't get to that...
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‘America's on a path to bankruptcy’ — Elon Musk
“Interest payments on the national debt are now higher than the defense department’s budget,” Musk said.
But not higher than Ukraine’s defense…
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FBI national command post will monitor US Election Day security threats 24/7
The FBI ramps up security efforts ahead of Election Day. On Monday, the agency said it is operating a 24/7 national election command post for all 55 offices at least through Nov. 9, FBI announcement.
“The purpose of the command post is to ensure the FBI is well-positioned to respond to threats that would come in, or information that would come in that would affect our election security,” FBI said. This will include threats to election workers, foreign interference, and cyber terror attacks.
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‘We could be living here in Nevada waiting’: NBC is already freaking out about US election night
Chuck Todd: "Nevada will take a week to count all their votes...this is going to be lawyers upon lawyers litigating which ballots can get fixed, or ‘cured’”
It’s not even Tuesday…
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Georgian opposition parades Greta Thunberg in Tbilisi
Climate political activist Greta Thunberg popped up out of nowhere to protest the victorious ‘Georgian Dream Party’.
“I came to support the fight for democracy and freedom of the Georgian people,” Thunberg said.
Obviously a PR stunt…
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❗Hundreds of people gathered outside the PSOE party HQ in Madrid
Protesters outraged over Spanish government's response to deadly flooding caused by the DANA storm and call for PM Sanchez to quit.
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US Voting: More than 78 million people voted early in the presidential election — University of Florida's Electoral Processes Lab
In many states, more than 1 million people voted early, most of them Democrats, over 41, and female, according to the data.
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I shouldn’t have left the White House – Trump
US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has said he regrets leaving the White House after losing to Joe Biden in 2020, and repeated his claim of “stolen elections.”
Speaking at a campaign rally in Lititz, Pennsylvania on Sunday, two days before election day, the former president said the US had turned into "a failed country” under the leadership of an “incompetent group of fools.”
He went on to accuse the Democratic candidate, Vice President Kamala Harris, of being unable to prevent the flow of illegal migrants across the border from Mexico. “We had the safest border in the history of our country, the day I left,” Trump said. “I shouldn’t have left. I mean, honestly, because we did so, we did so well.”
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Kamala Harris is so married to her script it NEVER changes
“Do YOU believe”, you could listen to this for four years?
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🚨ISRAELI ELECTION INTERFERENCE EXPOSED
'The Israelis, throughout the summer of 2016, had been directly interfering with the election by trying to get Donald Trump to agree to a number of things that Netanyahu wanted, and in order to get that, the Israelis were offering intelligence to the Trump campaign.'
Emmy-nominated filmmaker and journalist James Bamford on the history and tactics of Israel's interference in US politics and elections
FULL INTERVIEW: https://rumble.com/v5loduh-israeli-interference-in-us-elections-lobbying-foreign-agents-moles-and-impu.html
❗️Barcelona authorities issue ‘red alert’ over extreme weather
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Rare snowstorm hits the sands of Saudi Arabia
Rare blizzards swept across the Kingdom's deserts, transforming the brown sands into a breathtaking expanse of white.
The unexpected snowfall created a stunning, latte-like effect, a stark contrast to the usual arid landscape.
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Series of explosive volcanic eruptions leave at least nine dead in Indonesia
Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki on Flores Island erupted violently on Sunday night, triggering evacuations as it hurled lava and rocks - burning down nearby buildings.
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‘We have to make life good for our smart people’ — Trump
The former president heaped praise on Elon Musk in a comedic way: “He's a brilliant guy. Every time I call him, he's talking about rockets. I always had a good relationship with him.”
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❗️President Putin laid flowers at the Monument to Minin and Pozharsky on Red Square for National Unity Day
The statue honors Prince Dmitry Pozharsky and Kuzma Minin, two Russian national heroes who, in 1612, led a popular uprising that ended the Polish occupation of Moscow during the Polish intervention in Russia, thereby bringing the Time of Troubles to a close.
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'Can Israel get away with anything?': Lobby in the US ensures unconditional support for Israel
RT's Middle East Bureau Chief Maria Finoshina shows us how Israel is using the US to bully its way through the war.
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North Korea fires another ballistic missile — Reuters
DPRK fired an unidentified ballistic missile toward the sea east of the Korean Peninsula, South Korea’s military confirmed to Reuters.
The move follows DPRK’s huge new solid-fuel intercontinental ballistic missile test last week, according to Reuters.
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⚡️Elon Musk wins: His $1 million voter sweepstakes is legal — Pennsylvania judge rules
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US calls out Russia and China for shielding DPRK in the UNSC — Reuters
The US on Monday slammed Russia and China at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) for "shamelessly protecting" and encouraging DPRK to accelerate their "nuclear force,” according to Reuters.
"Russia and China have shamelessly protected Pyongyang from any reprisal, or even condemnation of its actions," said deputy U S Ambassador to the UN, Robert Wood.
"Shielded from closer scrutiny of its sanctions-violating activities by Moscow and Beijing, Pyongyang, unsurprisingly, has been emboldened to continue advancing its unlawful ballistic missile, nuclear, and WMD programs," he said.
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CNN’s Van Jones blasts RFK Jr.’s fluoride and vaccine statements
Van Jones: I love Bobby [RFK Jr.], he should be nowhere near America’s government. It’s very, very dangerous…
Is Jones a doctor?
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❗The main access road to Barcelona’s airport underwater
The floods have gotten worse as residents rush to get out of town.
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❗'The elections in Moldova have become the most undemocratic in all the years of the country's independence' — Maria Zakharova
She stressed that unprecedented ‘repressions against the opposition and independent media’ were carried out, as well as Moldovan voters in Russia.
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⚡️Canada sends first NASAMS air defense system to Ukraine — Zelensky
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British King ‘making millions’ from secret property empire – Sunday Times
British King Charles III and his son Prince William have contracts with UK taxpayer-funded public services, charities, government departments and even a prison, which help them earn millions every year, the Sunday Times has claimed. That’s in addition to the so-called sovereign grant the royals get from the government.
In 2023 alone, Charles and William’s “private fiefdoms,” the Duchy of Lancaster and the Duchy of Cornwall - raised £27.4 million (over $35 million) and £23.6 million ($30 million) respectively for the British royal family, the newspaper found as part of a joint investigation with Channel 4’s Dispatches program.
Some 5,410 landholdings and properties are held by the royal duchies, the investigation claims.
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Bus plunges into gorge in northern India, killing 36
At least 36 people have died, and ten have been injured after a bus carrying 42 passengers plunged into a 200-meter-deep gorge in northern India.
The accident occurred on a dangerous stretch of mountain road, with the driver losing control of the vehicle.
The injured have been taken to nearby hospitals, and search and rescue operations are underway at the scene.
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Japan launches flagship rocket carrying military satellite
Japan has launched its H3 rocket along with a defense communication satellite, marking a third attempt after a failed debut in 2023. The H3, developed by Japan's Aerospace Exploration Agency and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, will replace the H2A rocket series. The satellite will enhance communication for Japan's Self-Defense Forces at an altitude of 36,000 kilometers.
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❗️Moldova’s pro-Western president wins 2nd term
Moldova’s incumbent pro-EU president, Maia Sandu, declared victory in Sunday’s runoff election after an official tally gave her a 10-point lead over former prosecutor general Alexandr Stoianoglo.
With over 98% of ballots counted, Sandu had received 55.03% of the votes, while Stoianoglo had 44.97%, news channel TVR reported in the early hours of Monday, citing the Central Electoral Commission.
Although early results indicated a slim lead for Stoianoglo, Sandu overtook him at around midnight, and the gap gradually widened as more votes were counted overnight.
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❗️For National Unity Day, President Putin visited the exhibition ‘Orthodox Rus,’ which celebrates the traditions of volunteerism and mutual assistance in Russia
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Ukrainians now need ‘wood papers’ to avoid prison: Winter energy crisis sparks strict firewood regulations
As Ukraine faces a looming energy crisis this winter, the country’s parliament has passed a law making it a crime to store firewood without proper documentation.
That’s right, folks, you’ll need “wood papers” to avoid administrative or even criminal punishment.
The new rule, passed last month and awaiting Zelensky’s signature, could have Ukrainians scrambling for permits to keep their homes warm.
It seems the conflict against Russia has sparked a war on illegal firewood.
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Unverified footage has emerged of the Israeli military allegedly razing a Lebanese village with explosions
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