Patrick Kelliher

[Patrick Kelliher @PatrickKellihe2]

@numbertalker @SidKhurana3607 where in MA? I’m from Ludlow and a lot of people had French surnames as well as some of the street names being French.

[Patrick Kelliher @PatrickKellihe2]

@numbertalker @SidKhurana3607 yeah. Idk about those areas but in MA, the big French-Canadian population largely came later through 19th/early-20th-century migration into mill towns — Lowell, Lawrence, Fall River, Holyoke, etc. That was mostly after the Irish had already established a major presence.

[Patrick Kelliher @PatrickKellihe2]

@numbertalker @SidKhurana3607 the French Canadians were not early. they came after the Irish

[Patrick Kelliher @PatrickKellihe2]

@KyleKulinski @NateSilver538 Trump got away with it because people saw strength/competence. Platner just comes off toxic and amateur. That’s the difference.

[Patrick Kelliher @PatrickKellihe2]

@CaneTigger @stoolpresidente Collins isn’t perfect, but Maine has a long history of rewarding cautious, independent Republicans. Democrats aren’t owed the seat just because they want it.

[Patrick Kelliher @PatrickKellihe2]

@CaneTigger @stoolpresidente Collins isn’t perfect, but I’ll take a serious, steady senator over a scandal-plagued candidate with terrible judgment. Maine doesn’t owe Democrats a seat just because they think the state is “blue.”

[Patrick Kelliher @PatrickKellihe2]

@RichardArion1 Grok’s mistake was taking a wildly unrealistic hypothetical and extrapolating from it.

LLMs can produce coherent math from bad assumptions. That doesn’t make the conclusion true (3/3).

[Patrick Kelliher @PatrickKellihe2]

@RichardArion1 The entire argument is built on a fake premise:

“15% of babies born to White mothers have Black fathers.”

That is nowhere close to actual U.S. birth data. If it were true, interracial White mother/Black father births would be an enormous share of all births in America (2/3).

[Patrick Kelliher @PatrickKellihe2]

@DanBilzerian Bobby Fischer was a chess genius, not a historian or moral authority. Being Jewish doesn’t make Holocaust denial or “Jews control the world” credible. Brilliant people can still be paranoid, hateful, and completely wrong outside their field.

[Patrick Kelliher @PatrickKellihe2]

@HurricaneAddict That storm was defined by the stall near the benchmark and extreme duration. This looks much more progressive — high-end potential, but not a true analog IMO (2/2).

[Patrick Kelliher @PatrickKellihe2]

@HurricaneAddict I don’t really see the 1978 comparison here. The pressure gradient is impressive, sure, but raw high-minus-low numbers alone don’t make it a Feb ‘78–type setup (1/2).

[Patrick Kelliher @PatrickKellihe2]

@BrowsingtonB @aidannonx she’s attractive, definitely above average. what do you look like?

[Patrick Kelliher @PatrickKellihe2]

@Amystreet Alright, I’ll step out of hiding. I’m one of the last human reply guys left—no AI ghostwriter, no algorithm whispering in my ear. Just a real person doomscrolling and typing with questionable judgment. If authenticity is rare now… here you go.

[Patrick Kelliher @PatrickKellihe2]

@QueenAnticommie this video is obviously a skit. not sure how nobody is seeing that…

[Patrick Kelliher @PatrickKellihe2]

@ndcarson stop feeling sorry for yourself and make the best out of your current situation. no politician is going to create any meaningful change to your own life.

[Patrick Kelliher @PatrickKellihe2]

@FrenlyOfficer @grok use the median

[Patrick Kelliher @PatrickKellihe2]

@JosephMorris21 doesn’t matter if he portrays himself as blue collar to voters

[Patrick Kelliher @PatrickKellihe2]

The path to Democratic success is to get a blue collar white guy who doesn’t talk about culture/social issues to win elections for them, never mention his party, and then vote with them on every issue.

Bonus points for having a Nazi Tattoo

[Graham Platner for Senate @grahamformaine]

The first independent poll of the race, from UNH.

Grateful for the people of Maine who have my back.