On Thu, Oct 13, 2016 at 2:57 AM, Gabe Menezes <gabe.mene...@gmail.com> wrote:
> COMMENT: The National Enquirer is an extreme right wing outlet. Since you > will be contributing to the Trump fund once more good luck. You could make > a nice amount of money on him winning at this site: the odds on him winning > are fantastic. The democrats on taking the White House now stands at 85%. I > have noticed that Faux News has slanted their news away from the Donald. > Gabe Menezes, The National Enquirer is a popular publication because it tells its readers exactly what they want to hear. What you may have not yet heard is that Trump has boasted that if he does not win the elections - no one will hear from him again. This scares the news companies like CNN and Faux News who know that they will have much more viewers – and profits - over the next four years if Trump wins. Trump is very vocal, insisting that the US election system is rigged. As you know, the US election system is not a popularity contest. Unlike most countries, it does not depend on who gets the majority of votes. It is the person who gets the electoral college votes who becomes the President. Trump is convinced that he is going to win that, bigly. He has got huge amounts of people to register to vote - for the first time - and has called on all his supporters to go out and vote on November 28th. I too am expecting interesting numbers at the voting booth on that day. As far as donations are concerned, I am told that Trump is no longer accepting donations from his supporters i.e. ever since some donors have started asking for their money back. Even anonymous donations are being turned down as Trump stresses that he is the ‘family values’ candidate for the ‘family values’ party. Lastly, there are several ways of making money depending on who gets into the White House. For example, there are known baskets of stocks and ETF’s that will jump depending on who wins. These are much better odds to play than betting on the wrong octopus. Mervyn