Did the corporate media finally find the semblance of a spine? Which begs the question, were they cowards before Tuesday because they actually thought Trump was popular with normal people?
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Is Chuck Schumer exciting? No. Does he take risks? Of course not. But do his experience and acumen make him EXACTLY the man democrats need to most effectively wield this unprecedented mandate? Jesus christ, no
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Jon Stewart: "Remove that system of seniority from Democratic politics, it is a bullshit system... They're already like 'Chuck Schumer deserves a lot of credit for putting together this--' Chuck Schumer fought tooth-and-nail against half of these fucking people."
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Americans: We hate ICE
Trump: Best I can do is make the chief architect of ICE immigration policy my new Chief of Staff
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Being able to learn English in 40 years should be the minimum requirement to get an Einstein visa.
I think Melania got an Epstein visa.
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One tribe. Five years ago. A fundamentally different proposal excluding retail traders and limiting trading to commercial hedgers and market makers. Quite a stretch to equate that with today’s mass-market sports prediction platforms. Context matters. Is that all you’ve got?
Give this some thought, @WALLACHLEGAL and @VictorRocha1: In 2021, the Seneca Gaming Corporation argued—in support of proposed NFL event contracts by the management team that now runs @RotheraMarkets—that “[t]hese contracts are not bets or wagers by any measure,” rather they would allow sportsbooks to hedge their risk. If true then, why not true now? Sounds familiar, eh @mansourtarek_?
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NOTABLE CONCESSION: Kalshi acknowledges its event contracts satisfy Utah’s general definition of gambling: “Kalshi does not argue otherwise.”
Instead, it argues they fall within the statute’s express exception for “lawful business transactions.”
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Nothing quite like being lectured about how much money I supposedly have by a woman in her twenties married to a multimillionaire 30 years her senior.
At what point does @FanDuel wake up and realize it’s not 2018 anymore? They seem hellbent on falling behind.
Digital card rips are taking off as another workaround to betting regulation.
Is risk aversion going to leave FanDuel playing catch-up again?
DFS 2.0 ☠️
Prediction markets 😬
Rips ❓
sportico.com/business/sports…
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Bitch, I didn’t fuck a man 40 years older than me to get pregnant to use his money to call out people who are broke. You need to shut up and sit the fuck down you blonde bimbo.
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DraftKings Q3 2026
Earnings Overview
Where $DKNG Stands:
A leader in U.S. sports betting, strong #2 in iGaming, and building a real Predictions business (especially in states without legal sportsbooks).
Core is still growing; Predictions is the big bet on future growth.
The Numbers:
Revenue: $1.33B (+16%)
— just under estimates
Adjusted EPS: -$0.53
— missed (-0.39)
Monthly payers: 4.1M (+13%)
2026 Guidance:
Cut because of heavier Predictions spending
2027 outlook introduced with solid growth and Predictions starting to contribute
After Hours:
🔽 Stock dropped sharply on the miss and guidance cut. Closed near $23.50; early after-hours trading around the high teens (roughly down 20%).
Bottom Line:
Core sportsbook and iGaming remain healthy. The story is whether the Predictions investment starts paying off in 2027.
Quote:
“The third quarter marked a pivotal moment for DraftKings, as the Predictions offering we have been building is now powering meaningful growth for our business,” said Jason Robins, DraftKings’ Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder. “More than 1.6 million customers have engaged with Predictions year-to-date, and combined with the strength of our core, we believe we are set up for an exceptional 2027.”
- @JasonDRobins
