Jackson · The Audible Count
Mississippi Count Enters Third Day at One Ballot Per Mississippi; State Defends the Cadence
JACKSON, Miss. — Two days after polls closed, Mississippi’s Senate race remains uncalled for a reason election officials describe as procedural and everyone else describes as audible: having counted its ballots by machine on election night, the state is now counting them again, out loud, one at a time, in Mississippis.
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Palm Beach · The Warning System
Mar-a-Lago Sources Urge Trump to Recuse Himself From “Fore!” Debate, Citing a Lifetime of Never Having Said It
PALM BEACH, Fla. — President Trump declared Washington’s East Potomac Golf Links “extremely dangerous” this week, blaming fairways “far too close together, leading to a constant barrage of people being hit with wayward shots, and the echoing throughout the fairway of the word, ’FORE!’” Unnamed sources at Mar-a-Lago say the President should probably sit this one out. He is, they note, the one golfer in America who has never had to say it.
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