I've got to talk to my insurance agent about getting some election insurance. That way if it turns out to be a disaster maybe I can collect something. I mean really if the wrong guy wins you know my taxes are going up and all kinds of values are going down the tubes. Wonder if some actuaries have already figured out the costs for that. I do have some insurance with LLoyds of London for one of my houses so I'm thinking they are the most likly company to offer election insurance. I guess I'd have to determine what my total financial losses would be. I don't think they offer any other kind of insurance except for financial loss. I wonder if they could consider lost opportunities. Like if I don't get that cabinet post or if Ed McMann forgets to stop by with the check he owes me. I've been watching the polls and if I don't like the results I just go look at a different poll but you all know the one conducted by the electoral college is the only one that matters.
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