Biden Gives PredictIt Zero Chance of Survival

American Greatness ^ | August 16, 2022 | By Jeffrey H. Anderson

[ClearCase_guy]

The ruling Oligarchy may allow US subjects to take certain actions, but permission must be granted first. Failure to seek permission may result in the secret police knocking down your door.

[Skwor]

Just Great /s off. Another poll effectively. This will be manipulated like all other data on the net to create the appropriate democrap narrative when the time comes to impact public opinion.

[Ken H]

Shouldn’t the headline read => “PredictIt Gives Biden Zero Chance of Survival”

[Ken H]

Never mind. I just read the article. (A big no-no)

[exPBRrat]

to see what all the fuss was about I just went there using Brave. Because of there obtrusive header and footer the site was very difficult to read...

...sorry about the unflattering review, but there it is.

[KarlInOhio]

It looks like it is basically a gambling site with political campaigns rather than sports teams or random numbers. I wonder if the betting amounts are small enough that a companion or other "interested party" (cough, George Soros) could toss in enough money to skew the odds and then get every media source to report the upswing. It could be far cheaper than advertising.

I've heard people claim that gambling type polling sites are more accurate than other polling, but I think they are subject to manipulation.

[KarlInOhio]

companion -> campaign

Eye luv otto korrekt

[circlecity]

I still can’t figure out what commodity futures have to do with a political website.

[PTBAA]

Weird, you’d think someone, who according to the MSM, has an approval rating of 40% would have done better than that.

[Dr. Sivana]

I still can’t figure out what commodity futures have to do with a political website.

It is a substitute for political polling, a way to measure the political zeitgeist.

[capydick]

I thought the company and servers were based in New Zealand? I guess they could try to shut it down like PDJT tried to do with Tik Tok?

Who is surprised by this though?

[circlecity]

And what does that have to do with commodity futures?

[semimojo]

I still can’t figure out what commodity futures have to do with a political website.

They're basically trading contracts on future events. CFTC is the regulator for futures trading.

This would be a non issue if there wasn't gambling involved.

[L,TOWM]

It does take some resources to do that on gambling sites, with extremely unpredictable outcomes. MOST of the folks that command those types of resources want to make certain that their efforts produce a tangible result. Far easier for corporate to tell the paid staff (the cute people on TV) what they want you to know.

[convoter2016]

Just like drugs, the U.S. government disagrees with some other countries what would be allowed to operate in the United States. Back in 2016, gambling sites had Hillary Clinton as the favorite to win the presidential election. So this isn’t much of a loss.

[upchuck]

Had the same problem. Fixed it by reducing screen size one notch (CTRL/-).

[kaktuskid]

Move it offshore

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[markman46]

It’s operating out of new Zealand, so just how this allows some fed dep to say they can’t operate is just bs