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O’Reilly called it before the polls closed

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I never was a Bill O’Reilly fan, but then I’m generally not a fan of news or opinion TV. Back in the days when O’Reilly worked for Fox, I’d watch him now and then but not often.

But now, in his dotage and free of Fox and on his own as far as I can tell, he doesn’t seem to suffer fools gladly. I came across this video last night of O’Reilly talking on Election Day before the polls closed. It’s very entertaining as well as insightful; O’Reilly doesn’t pull his punches. Watch Cuomo’s face when O’Reilly says the word “gibberish”:

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O’Reilly called it before the polls closed — 8 Comments

  1. It’s supposed to seem analytical, serious and to the point…but it‘s (Politico and hence) just another exercise in—what I’ll euphemistically call—EUPHEMISM:
    “New research shows the massive hole Dems are in
    Even”—
    https://www.politico.com/news/2024/12/22/democrats-2024-election-problem-focus-group-00195806

    “New research…”. Right.

    + Bonus:
    Bret Stephens FINALLY(!) states the obvious…but what took him so freakin’ long????
    “Down With Never Trump”—
    https://www.nytimes.com/2024/12/17/opinion/neves-trump-republicans.html

    Rather “amusing” how “all of a sudden” people who should have known better all along start turning a bit more “honest”…

  3. Politico interview with Trump’s campaign team makes it clear that they were not surprised or inconvenienced by Biden’s leaving the race and substituting Harris, regardless of what the legacy media was trying to get us to believe at the time.

    What happens if Biden stays in?

    Fabrizio: We would have definitely won the popular vote, and we would have won with a larger electoral college vote.

    LaCivita: And we would’ve won more Senate seats.

    Were there other Democrats you tested as possible opponents?

    Fabrizio: Yeah, we tested them all.

    Who was the strongest?

    Fabrizio: Strangely enough, Michelle Obama.

    But that was never an option for Democrats.

    Fabrizio: But we tested it! Everybody said: “Oh, you got caught flat-flooted,” we were not flat-footed.

    LaCivita: Bullshit, we were way ahead of the ballgame.

    Fabrizio: We tested them all!

    When?

    Fabrizio: Right after the debate, soon as the whispers started.

    LaCivita: But back in May, we did an analysis of what it would take to remove Biden as the nominee because we wanted to know how the Democratic Party would do it.

    Compared what was in legacy media at the time:

    senior advisers find themselves in the most vulnerable moment as they struggle to frame effective attacks against Kamala Harris, according to multiple people familiar with the matter.

    The past month, starting with Joe Biden’s withdrawal and his endorsement of Harris to succeed him, which propelled her to draw roughly even in key swing state polls, has easily been the most unstable moment for the Trump campaign since its formal launch in late 2022.

    In that period, Trump has often committed one unforced error after another as he tries to frame arguments against Harris, struggled to break through the news cycle hyping Democrats’ enthusiasm, and suddenly found himself on the defensive with a narrow window left until November.

  4. Interesting.
    Thanks.
    (What flexible, analytical gymnastics them Dems have! Did Orwell call it or what!!?)

  6. Re: Video

    I like the volunteer gal in the foreground of Dem HQ wearing a face mask and multiple vertical pigtails exercising with a resistance band.

    Bill O’Reilly Confronts Early Election Night ‘Gibberish’
    https://youtu.be/SC84yTs1S1M?t=321

    How could Kamala lose?

  7. Anybody voting for her [Kamala] and thinking she’s a policy genius, is… a moron. — O’Reilly

    Classic O’Reilly! Lol.

  8. Fabrizio: Yeah, we tested them all.

    Who was the strongest?

    Fabrizio: Strangely enough, Michelle Obama.

    –quoted by Niketas Choniates

    Not surprising to me.

    I know Michelle just wanted to live her own best life, yada-yada, but I would still argue that she had the best chance in 2020 and 2024, if she had sucked it up for the Revolution and suffered the horrific indignities of living in the White House with no more responsibilities than playing the figurehead POTUS, as Joe did.

    Now Obama’s legacy is a cake melting in the rain.
    _________________________________

    MacArthur’s Park is melting in the dark
    All the sweet green icing flowing down
    Someone left the cake out in the rain
    I don’t think that I can take it
    ‘Cause it took so long to bake it
    And I’ll never have that recipe again, oh no

    –“Richard Harris – MacArthur Park (Official Audio)”
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2lwhnSL5LE
    _________________________________

    Tragic. I blame Michelle Obama.

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