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Carl Diggler's Twitter avatar. Diggler superimposed a Santa Claus hat onto his photo during the 2015 Christmas season and was unable to change it back
Carl Diggler's Twitter avatar. Diggler superimposed a Santa Claus hat onto his photo during the 2015 Christmas season and was unable to change it back because of his technological ineptitude.
Felix Biederman (left) and Virgil Texas (second from right) in 2017
Felix Biederman (left) and Virgil Texas (second from right) in 2017
The three most significant sources of inspiration for Diggler were Chris Cillizza (pictured in 2012), Mark Halperin (in 2012), and Ron Fournier (in 20
The three most significant sources of inspiration for Diggler were Chris Cillizza (pictured in 2012), Mark Halperin (in 2012), and Ron Fournier (in 2006). Fournier, the primary inspiration for Diggler, was briefly duped into interacting with Diggler on Twitter as though Diggler were a real pundit.
Diggler challenged Nate Silver (pictured in 2015), the editor-in-chief of FiveThirtyEight, in the prediction of 2016 presidential primary contests.
Diggler challenged Nate Silver (pictured in 2015), the editor-in-chief of FiveThirtyEight, in the prediction of 2016 presidential primary contests.
Office building 1201 Connecticut Avenue in Washington, D.C.[relevant?]
Office building 1201 Connecticut Avenue in Washington, D.C.[relevant?]
The company's former offices in New York were located at 104 West 40th Street[citation needed]
The company's former offices in New York were located at 104 West 40th Street[citation needed]
The company's headquarters are at 85 Broad Street in New York City since 2016[citation needed]
The company's headquarters are at 85 Broad Street in New York City since 2016[citation needed]