All true but there's been a quite noticeable shift in the BBC's coverage of American politics. They now seemingly require at least one predictable liberal NPR mouth piece type to weigh in on any issues. At least with the Biz division which used to be devoid of such people. Now there's always at least one 'orange man bad' in their news coverage, regurgitating the usual DNC talking points.
It effectively means the fed can never raise rates again, or we'd be unable to service the debt. ALMOST seems like a plot to weaken America with the full backing of all of DC. And the public lets out barely a whimper....
I was just thinking that a non-focused tab would throttle the JS engine. Progressive enhancement is, well, trendy, but you start with an error page and build it up as the JS runs. Not sure that's what's going on, but I was applying occams razor. It happens when I Ctrl click on twitter links. But my testing wouldn't have uncovered legit throttling if you see the effect go away for a bit. That's how I tested. I'm not in QA :)
I'm pretty sure this is just a Javascript thing, at least in the case of opening a new tab with the link. Then the needed scripts don't run and you see a generic message. Not sure, but I puzzled on it a while ago when seeing similar behavior.
People think everything on .win is also on the evening news. I don't watch MSM but when I catch a glimpse it's always about "Trump polls crashing after debate" and such like. I think OP is spot on.
"It matters not who votes, it only matters who counts" -Stalin or someone