Well, extreme vetting came up. I guess it's up to interpretation whether that's an actual policy.
Trying to deflect from the video.
I think PredictIt hurts its usefulness because of its market restrictions (which also help reduce influences from large buys/sells), but I think prediction markets in general have value. If you follow them, generally speaking they follow what most polling aggregates and political analysts say minus a small bit to account for the influence of right wing traders who obviously think they're getting great value. It's true that they can be affected by noise, but I think that they provide useful information to anyone looking at the race. You can see how past scandals or bad news cycles affect the perception of candidates. Looking at the price, you can see in real time how people feel about current events like the debate. Although you can cause mass panic by initiating large buys or sells, those disruptions are temporary. One reason why you can trick the public into moving with you when you do those large buys and sells is because those with insider information on a campaign generally don't have restrictions on using a prediction market. Thus, they usually act first and those most interested in making money want to buy low or sell high as fast as possible.
He's going to be celebrating Trumps victory all night.
They certainly don't know what to do now. I think many were hoping for an excuse to drop him completely but now they are even more against the wall.Tomorrow is going to be glorious day for the GOP I feel
Probably didn't get enough contributions.
People don't care guys...
