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Love and Thunder is the first MCU I really haven’t liked at all. It’s a major letdown too, because I loved Ragnarok and love The Mighty Thor storyline that this draws from. I disliked nearly everything about this movie though, it just felt lazy, sloppy and poorly executed which is really...

I liked it but didn't love it. As others have said this movie is just punishingly long, it feels every bit of its 3-hour run time. On the plus side, I think Pattinson's Batman was phenomenal. His look, presence and physicality was perfect. I didn't like his Bruce though, and the story didn't...

I'm so sorry to hear this. I'm local so if there is anything at all I can help with, please reach out. 

I LOVED No Way Home. It's my new favorite live-action Spider-Man movie and top-5 MCU caliber. They really pulled it off. 

It's part of this survey: https://www.pewresearch.org/science/2021/09/15/majority-in-u-s-says-public-health-benefits-of-covid-19-restrictions-worth-the-costs-even-as-large-shares-also-see-downsides/ You have to scroll for it so here is the part they were referencing

Medicare Part D? Ironically, a popular entitlement expansion.  ETA - depending on how you define high-profile, you could probably argue that the prison reform passed under Trump qualifies

Saw Shang Chi last night. I liked it but it has some pacing problems. The beginning and ending are great but the middle third of the movie was a slog for me. The final battle REALLY pays off though. 

The "My Life as a Weapon" Hawkeye series in the comics is one of the best runs of any comic in the last 20 years, and the D+ series is supposedly going to draw on that. Kate Bishop is also one of my favorite characters, so I'm really looking forward to seeing her in the MCU. On the other hand, I...

If I had to bet money it would be on Immortus, with a different actor than the one playing Kang. Everything from the Timekeepers to Raovanna to the Void (Limbo) fits in the Immortus backstory. They can introduce the future version without giving too much away, or even referring to him as Kang at...

Episode 5 sets a new bar IMO. Just incredible.  

yada, yada polling sucks, etc. but: What was your total family income in 2019? Under $50,000 35% of voters Trump 44 Biden 55 $50,000-$99,999 39% Trump 42 Biden 57 $100,000 or more 26% Trump 54 Biden 42 https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/11/03/us/elections/exit-polls-president.html

Point of clarity, the DOJ did not launch an investigation. Barr changed the standing DOJ policy to allow for an investigation of fraud if there are "substantial" allegations  before the election is certified. The previous rule is that the DOJ would only be involved after certification to avoid...

And I believe if the electors have not voted by the time Trump's term ends, we will have President Pelosi being sworn in.  ETA - Cap already covered this :)

Not getting off to a great start

Dave Wassermann’s Twitter feed and anything but election coverage on TV

Sticking with 95-100. This election just isn't as has never been as close as the last one, and the only last minute "surprise" is COVID cases and deaths spiking heading into Election Day while Trump continues to pretend it's not happening. There's no complicated inside baseball to this. Trump...

95 out of 100. There is basically nothing indicating Trump has much of a path to win. He's in a significantly worse polling position than he was 4 years ago at both the state and national level. A low turnout election he barely won, with a more undecided voters, and more third party noise in...

I feel reasonably confident now saying Biden is going to get over 50% of the total popular vote. Even in states Trump is still likely to carry easily it won't be by the margins he did in 2016, and large states like Texas and Georgia will be tighter. That combined with fewer votes going to third...

It was a Twitter pole, doesn't get more scientific than that, guy. 

This was pretty much Rich's point wasn't it? You don't agree with the analogy because you reject the underlying premise. Just like others would reject the premise of buying votes, because there are presumably no conditions about voting tied to the fines be paid.