@BritifyUK He looks fine. There's been a report that he has been attacking prison officers. Make sure you cuff him up and wait an hour before checking & treating him.
@sues86453 Denaturalize, deport candidate. Keeping American haters in the country is like having cancer in your body. Allowing them in the government is like cancer in your blood.
@willchamberlain Seize all ballots in this election. Audit every ballot. Uncover the mechanics of the cheat before the 2028 midterms. Arrest, prosecute, and jail everyone involved in the cheat.
@Sassafrass_84 Better to have tunnel vision than be blind. What other fine leaders around the world are fighting for their citizens over illegal immigrants and restoring pride to the patriots of their country?
@EricLDaugh It takes 12 to 16 hours to drive from the northernmost point of California to the southernmost point. Why, 4 days after the election day, ballots must be posted marked at least on election day per their rules, are the ballots still coming in? How could these be valid ballots?
After a bit of back and forth with Grok, here is its assessment.
Hilton's spot is not yet secure (and thus not "called" by AP or others) because Steyer is gaining ground on him with the remaining Democratic-leaning late ballots. The race for second place is still fluid enough that projections can't declare a winner with high confidence. That's why I (and news outlets) described Steyer as "directly challenging" Hilton for the second November https://t.co/6PwOYetCnF
It remains extremely unlikely for Steyer to suddenly get within easy striking distance or comfortably overtake Hilton because the current gap is still large (~340,000–343,000 votes at ~68% counted). Late ballots help Steyer narrow it, but closing that full distance requires him to outperform Hilton dramatically in the remaining ~3 million ballots while Becerra and others also take shares. It's an uphill battle, not a near-certainty.