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JUST IN:
President-elect Trump appoints Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy to lead Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). #elonmusk #doge
There are a record 23,470,000 government workers
(80% of that is 18,776,000...) #elonmusk #doge Source: www.zerohedge.com
TRUMP LIKELY TO LET POWELL TO SERVE OUT TERM UNTIL MAY 2026
Source: CNN
Théo — the French Whale on Polymarket — will make $50m on his $30m bet on Trump.
A very interesting post by @TrungTPhan on X: WSJ interviewed him again after election and he explained the key polling data that gave him conviction for his bet: “neigbour polls”. ▫️Polls failed to account for the “shy Trump voter effect,” Théo said. Either Trump backers were reluctant to tell pollsters that they supported the former president, or they didn’t want to participate in polls, Théo wrote. To solve this problem, Théo argued that pollsters should use what are known as neighbor polls that ask respondents which candidates they expect their neighbors to support. The idea is that people might not want to reveal their own preferences, but will indirectly reveal them when asked to guess who their neighbors plan to vote for. Théo cited a handful of publicly released polls conducted in September using the neighbor method alongside the traditional method. These polls showed Harris’s support was several percentage points lower when respondents were asked who their neighbors would vote for, compared with the result that came from directly asking which candidate they supported.▫️ The former bank trader (Théo is fake name he gave WSJ, which confirmed his identity through other methods) said he made the bet purely from financial standpoint (not tryign to make political statement).
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