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The mainstream media's coverage of Trump's campaign is deceptive and dangerous
Trump's dominance in the primaries is not surprising given his history in the Republican Party
Despite success in the primaries, the reality is different for Trump in the general election

The Fourteenth Amendment was drafted in response to specific concerns about real-world actions from the past.
The Fourteenth Amendment's Section 3 was written to prevent individuals like John B. Floyd, who violated their oath of office, from holding government positions.
The progression of authoritarianism in America reveals the fragility of our system's guardrails when confronted one by one.

Trump lost a debate to Biden due to constant interruptions.
The debate focused on healthcare, with discussions on Obamacare and pre-existing conditions.
The debate showcased a lot of personal attacks and interruptions between the two candidates.

2024 will be an eventful year for lawyers and legal nerds due to the presidential election and Supreme Court scenarios.
Biglaw is facing uncertainty in 2024, possibly leading to either a boom or recession.
Readers are invited to make predictions on various law-related topics to win prizes.

Livestream event at 7:30 ET for Nevada Caucus Watch Party on racket.news with hosts in Las Vegas.
Unusual events in past elections, like Nikki Haley's loss, add intrigue to the 2024 presidential season.
Author will be at the Trump watch party for the Nevada caucus, adding to the unpredictable nature of American politics.

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The 2024 election's fate involves legal vs illegal rigging, with the former almost certain and the latter less likely but still a concern.
The Republican nomination race for 2024 may heavily favor Trump due to his strategic advantages in party rules and potential court cases lingering.
Positive signs for democracy in 2022 elections, but challenges remain, including concerns about AI spreading misinformation and potential for political violence in 2024.

Polls are not very useful 300 days before an election, but become more reliable as the election day approaches.
Poll discourse before a certain point historically lacks accuracy and predictive value.
Analyzing crosstabs for major shifts in vote choice between elections may lead to misleading interpretations.

Stay sane during the 2024 election by either ignoring the race or pacing yourself.
It's too early to get caught up in polling details right now.
The main things to know about the current election race are Biden, Trump, or someone else could win, and the odds don't change significantly day to day.