“Successful people keep moving. They make mistakes, but they don't quit.” – Conrad Hilton
21 posts from Thursday, October 31, 2013
Day Analysis@CasaMadison Thanks.
@duncanrj1969 Thanks.
"@Debstermistress @realDonaldTrump when he says he doesn't know, he admits he is not leading. USA a rudderless ship."
So we can spy on our ally’s leaders but can’t water board terrorists?
It’s Thursday. @billmaher is still a very dumb guy--just look at his past.
The ObamaCare website is unfixable &, rumor has it that they will stop checks &, balances—a free-for-all that will cost the country trillions
“If you like your healthcare plan you can keep it.” = “I was born in Hawaii.”
Not only did the $1B ObamaCare website not work, it can’t even protect your personal information http://t.co/H6Ge0N5tZW A disaster.
"@Andigriffin @realDonaldTrump your Las Vegas Hotel is beautiful too!!" Thank you.
Congratulations to Boston on the @RedSox World Series victory. Earned and deserved.
Still looking to give away a RECORD $1M reward on @fundanything for a crowd funding campaign http://t.co/bdqhJWD7ko
.@TrumpPanama is Panama City’s premiere hotel. 70 stories over Punta Pacifica, excellence has arrived to So. America http://t.co/jXPKC2ClgC
Gary Sinise is doing tremendous work for veterans through his foundation—check it out @GarySiniseFound
The ObamaCare website is unfixable & rumor has it that they will stop checks & balances—a free-for-all that will cost the country trillions
“Learn, work, and think in equal proportions, and you’ll be going in the right direction.” – Think Like a Champion
“The best entrepreneurs believe the true measure of success has to do with the number of jobs their business creates.” – Midas Touch
Both of our New York hotels are on the Top Ten list of the most luxurious hotels in NYC...http://t.co/n7xX10UEEI Congrats to all!
Isn't the WORLD tired of hearing President Obama say he knew nothing about anything-time to take responsibility for all of your mistakes!
Looks like a very good World Series game!
"@DannyZuker: .@realDonaldTrump I miss us. 😢" Danny, I miss you tooooo!
AI Day Analysis
Machine-generated analysis of the 2013-10-31 posts below. Not written by their author.
Halloween Gambit: ACA Crisis Weaponized as Trojan Horse for Birther Revival in Afternoon Attack Cluster
October 31, 2013 presents Trump operating at his 2013 steady state: a morning political broadside against Obama, midday brand maintenance, and a concentrated afternoon attack cluster that escalates from ACA criticism to constitutional alarmism to birther conspiracy revival — all within a 57-minute window between 3:48 and 4:45 PM EDT. The day's most analytically significant post (x_396004451237912576) deploys a Halloween-adjacent disinformation trick: equating Obama's documented broken healthcare promise with the birther conspiracy through false logical notation, weaponizing a real credibility wound to retroactively legitimize years of racial conspiracy-mongering. Despite the elevated danger content, the day's psychological profile is firmly grandiose-stable with no sleep disruption (10.3-hour overnight gap from 8:57 PM to 7:17 AM EDT), no rage spiraling, and no cognitive deterioration relative to Trump's 2013 baseline. Post frequency (21) is above casual but within active news-cycle norms. A brief mixed-state interlude at 4:28 PM EDT — an unprovoked attack on Bill Maher — suggests a residual narcissistic injury wound not connected to the day's primary political themes. Three posts carry elevated danger designations driven by constitutional destabilization fabrication, birther revival, and casual torture advocacy; no post reaches high or critical threshold. The day closes with generic social engagement and an inspirational quote, both carrying low authorship confidence consistent with staff scheduling. The authentic Trump signature — opportunistic political offense, supply-seeking through dominance performance, and false-equivalence construction — is concentrated in the afternoon cluster and confirms an established pattern of using credible news-cycle failures as Trojan horses for rehabilitating otherwise-debunked conspiratorial positions.