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I made that up (fake news), but read this.. is it not the same thing?

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-election-biden-race/biden-announces-new-policy-efforts-aimed-at-black-voters-idUSKBN22G2LY

Is he buying votes and should he be called out for it? Or, is he just trying to make things more fair?

I don't recall if Trump bought votes before elected, but he did so afterwards using your money by sending X Billions to primarily black colleges. I'm sure he did other things, they all do, that's what they do. This is just an example, I'm not down on black people... were all good.

just curious what you think... is it vote buying using your $? You know what it will cost to build a credit rating agency?

Lastly, should he just have a policy to give everyone $50,000? That's what the President does... no matter who they are. They are printing $ like never before...

Magnus Carlsen of Norway is in the gray suit and Fabiano Caruana of United States is in the black or navy blue suit, can't tell the color. These are the 2 highest rated chess players in the world and this was during a best of 12 match for the chess title in 2018. These players are about 2800 to 2900 rated players. I think this is impressive. A 2400+ is extremely great. I'm about a mid 1600s player.

They went to some tie breaking format afterwards and no idea who won but isn't it amazing enough that all 12 of their games were drawn? This likely will never happen again. The previous record for consecutive draws during a best of 12 World Championship is 7.

Please share if you think this stat is amazing or if you just don't care much! Also, does it surprise you that none of the 12 games yielded a winner? They tied 6 to 6. You get 1 point for a win and half of a point for a draw.

Likely votes - these surveys only ask people who actually go out and vote. When determining who will actually win an election, these are the most reliable when making predictions.

Registered votes - these people are registered to vote, but our generally more apathetic because there is roughly only a 50/50 chance they will vote on Election Day. They are less reliable when it comes to voting day.

All Americans - these surveys asks everyone, even those not registered to vote. They are the least reliable because they include some people who are totally disinterested in American politics, evidenced by the fact they don't even register to vote.