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  1. I wonder how Rolling Stone will justify a 60 when they gave TLOAS a 100. So these 4 songs alone lower the score to that extent? Maybe they'll pull a Pitchfork and revise their joke of an initial review.
  2. From what I looked, the 80+% crosstabs for the Democratic candidate among 18-29 year olds are unique to Michigan. In Maine Jackson is leading only 46% to 44%, and in New-Hampshire Pappas is leading 46% to 36%. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2026/09/25/polls/times-siena-poll-crosstabs.html So either AES is a uniquely good candidate or Mike Rogers is a uniquely bad candidate (or both). Or the crosstabs for Michigan are wrong.
  3. Physical sales dying and streaming taking over killed Q4 releases. Why would anyone release when Christmas music invades the charts?
  4. His mother was American, so he had American citizenship at birth and was a natural-born-citizen as required by the constitution.
  5. Damn. They make Trump look like a left-winger.
  6. South Carolina will never vote for Pete Buttigieg.
  7. Zionists really want to commit or support a genocide without pushback. Sorry, not happening. Pass all the resolutions you want, no one cares.
  8. Nick Fuentes fans being 10% of the GOP electorate is a scary thought, especially when we know they're probably way over that among the youth.
  9. As bad as republican Florida can be, they at least do one thing right: counting the votes.
  10. I don't understand why no media has called a Peggy Flanagan win yet.

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