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Dan Bostic retweeted
EXCLUSIVE: In less than 12 hours, a group of ex-DOGE cyber researchers were able to penetrate Anthropic’s systems using AI agents — including Slack channels where the most sensitive models are discussed.
This is just weeks after
Anthropic whistleblower Joseph Coxon charged the company w/launching “a hubristic gamble” from a “private company’s Slack.”
Read our story here (gift link):
wapo.st/4smNlsC
Dan Bostic retweeted
They're at the "blame the people who warned us this would happen" stage of election denial.
Barnes and Baris are cynical doomers. Yes there have been some bad decisions, but most of Trump's decisions have been correct. Those two doomers only focus on the bad and never highlight the many good things the Trump Admin has done. Don't wait for Barnes or Baris to accept their own role in depressing turnout, however.
Dan Bostic retweeted
We were telling you the truth, folks.
As pollsters, we don't get to spike polls or stop talking about them when we don't like the results.
That is not how honest analysts who do their damned best to remain impartial are allowed to act OR would even think about.
Truth First.
Many such cases on the right.
Most of the large influencer accounts posting crazy turnout numbers in red districts are intentionally hyping everyone to turn out for Election Day.
No one wants to depress the vote but more people need to be honest that the math ain’t mathing and things don’t look great.
It ain’t over till it’s over so vote your conscious and pray!
I've been asked about early voting analysis.
The dilemma I have is that my platform is big enough such that being too blunt can have an effect on morale. I'll push out new states and tools out to my website soon, but won't announce them here on 𝕏.
I will be giving @realJeremyCarl my predictions a week in advance so he can hold me accountable after Election Day.
You MUST turn out and bring their friends, and brace yourself on election night. Even TX is going to be a fight.
Probably one of the best documentaries I’ve seen in recent memory.
My mind is still reeling. You’ve gotta see it.
Dan Bostic retweeted
Been waiting for this. Anna Delvey on Elizabeth Holmes in YCSE:
The civilians have had their say. Read my expert opinion on You Can See Everything here:
airmail.news/issues/2026-10-…
I don’t know a single spiritually perceptive and intuitive person who doesn’t feel we are approaching something big.
My personal feeling is that it’s gonna be like everything we are expecting but also like nothing we are expecting - so I gotta give it back to God.
Dan Bostic retweeted
I remember this era well. Stalin level propaganda. Now I don't know anyone who even watches the news. It's all on X. Truth maximization. Thank you Elon Musk. And even Jack, for trying to protect free speech until he lost control.
FACT CHECK: Trump says Clinton "acid washed" her email server. She did not.
More #debate fact checks: nbcnews.to/2c6w8lx
Dan Bostic retweeted
Was talking to someone who went broke and he asked how to rebuild. I've seen this happen before, and people hate my answer. They feel like I'm being glib or dismissive. I'm not. The answer is you have to become obsessed with business. Read every business book. I told him don't ask me for recommendations. Start reading them all. Almost all of them suck. So what?
The purpose isn't the information, although you'll find that even one idea could change how you do things. It's to tune your antenna. To always have it thinking about your company, or if you don't have a biz, about starting one. Even the slop books (99%) are effective because your mind will rebel against the inaneness, and this itself leads to insight. Kind of like when someone is doing something so terribly that you get fed up and go, "FINE! I'll do this myself!"
The spiritual problem is that you may become infested with the demon of greed. Making money is like eating. You have to eat to live and you need money to live. Obsessing over how to make more money can lead to demonic influence.
Of course, having a business fail invites the demons as well. You become full of despair. That's why you still have to go to church or whatever your religion is, and once you start doing better, you need to part with your money or it will stick to you like tar. I've seen that happen. Money can ruin people as much or more so as failure. A
t least if you have spiritual problems with money, there's optionality. You can give it away, and if it hurts to give, that's a sign that the demons have their hooks in much deeper than you're consciously aware of. If you're dead broke, not much you can do, you'll be bummed out (the demons feed off of this).
In a perfect world you won't have any of these problems. Good luck with that.
But it does start with understanding that "success" is as much about where you direct your focus and attention. Navel gazing about your problems is the antithesis of this. Focusing outward is where you open yourself up to possibilities.
Dan Bostic retweeted
The civilians have had their say. Read my expert opinion on You Can See Everything here:
airmail.news/issues/2026-10-…
The Darline Graham problem isn't @DarlineGrahamSC.
For *decades* the GOP had people propping up Lindsey Graham, who was an extraordinary politician but often didn't align with their values, by shoveling tons of money into his campaigns, while they watched candidates who aligned much better with their values get buried under attack ads or boxed out.
When he died, his sister was announced as the replacement, which could've been a nice temporary gesture - but it turned into an edict.
The perception, and the frustration a lot of people have, is that GOP elites (think Susie Wiles and co) took advantage of a very short runoff window to flood the market with cash and ads and put her in there before voters had a real chance to weigh in.
In the process they disregarded what the people wanted and trashed other good Republicans who have spent their own decades fighting for actual populist and conservative principles.
South Carolina has never taken kindly to being pushed around and it showed at Trump's Clemson rally.
Darline isn't a particularly polished candidate, and she's admitted she doesn't really know a lot about what's going on right now. In some ways, I view her as a victim of the same system that Norman supporters and conservatives in SC are frustrated with.
Instead of embracing those voters, her campaign has painted them as "disloyal," when in reality they're just people who want a voice they feel they haven't had for decades now and are tired of being told who to vote for by GOP consultants in Columbia and Washington, DC.
It's easy to understand why they feel that way, and no amount of trashing them as disloyal is going to convince them they have to go vote Graham one more time.
Voters don't want to opt into a rigged system that keeps screwing them over while their state falls apart, only to wind up with another representative who thinks more like DC than South Carolina.
The overemphasis that it must be Darline Graham and no one else or it's their fault is in fact the problem.
Those who have been around long enough remember that the narrative was the same virtually every election cycle for decades.
“Lindsey isn’t ideal but get over it. Vote for him or the radical insane Democrats will take over. If you don’t vote for Lindsey then you’re supporting liberals and betraying your party.”
Man, I helped so many SC senate candidates through the years and the pro-Graham messaging was always the same.
I think a percentage of the SC electorate is finally fed up with that stale marketing pitch - and they’re not gonna be blamed for betraying a party that first betrayed them.
We will see soon!
Ilhan Omar casts one last illegal vote in the USA! 🇺🇸
After no-showing news conference, @Ilhan votes early in Minneapolis then rushes to avoid taking questions from reporters about federal investigations. Asked if she’s been briefed on warrants, Omar responds “They haven’t said anything.” @CBSNews @CBSPolitics @NicoleSganga
Dan Bostic retweeted
Are we sure she’s allowed to vote?
After no-showing news conference, @Ilhan votes early in Minneapolis then rushes to avoid taking questions from reporters about federal investigations. Asked if she’s been briefed on warrants, Omar responds “They haven’t said anything.” @CBSNews @CBSPolitics @NicoleSganga
exhibit a xitter.cf/RBonifay/status/211332…
🚨 SC! Currently, modeled party is at D+1.7. Same day in 2024 margin was at R+27.8.
Modeled Dem turnout is 15.2% higher than 2024 vs -43.1% lower for modeled GOP.
84K Black turnout is almost even compared to 2024. 30.2% of ballots cast compared to 22.4% in 2024 #scpol
Dan Bostic retweeted
The story gets more interesting by the day
EXCLUSIVE: Senior U.S. officials tell @Newsmax the federal probe into the mysterious past of @Ilhan Omar is being driven by the Human Rights Violators and War Crimes Unit (HRVWCU) @DHSgov, and that investigators are examining whether Omar's father committed war crimes in his native Somalia. Tune into NEWSMAX starting at noon ET for more of my reporting.
