Well, it wasn’t what I hoped it would be. First off the moderator wasn’t more than normally biased. She slanted all the questions of course but there was even some questions that Biden didn’t like. And President Trump was actually given close to the chance that Biden got to talk. And President Trump was allowed to say a good deal about Hunter and the Chinese, Russian and Ukrainian deals. I think on balance President Trump got the best of it. He did a good job and made his points. All good stuff.
But it was no fun. There were no shouting matches or crying moderators. All just too normal and boring. Oh well.
I think President Trump did exactly what he needed to do—show that he’s not just a bull-in-a-china-shop, and that Biden is a corrupt career politician. He also gave Biden the rope to hang himself with, and to demonstrate his advancing senility. Trump is Lincoln? The Poor Boys?
True but what about my viewing enjoyment. I was promised (by me) that there would be reality tv. Ah well. But yes, I noticed that by the last half hour that Joe was starting to run out of ritalin. Another half hour and his doctor would have had to give him the next injection.
Trump forcing Biden to state that intends to “transition” from the oil industry was pretty big. Also, he did manage to get Biden’s China corruption out there and forced Biden into an outright lie in his attempt at defense. The Lie being that “54 ex-intelligence officials” state that Hunter’s laptop is Russian disinformation. Wrong, he 54 ex-intelligence types state that the have no evidence that the Russians were involved but that “they were suspicious”. And, need I point out that these selfsame 54 “intelligence officials” are the ones who claimed for 3 years straight that there was irrefutable evidence of… Read more »
That transition from fossil fuels argument works with the millennials because they can’t do the math and figure out that there isn’t enough solar and wind energy to run the heating and air conditioning needs of the world. Just ask the unlucky people in California. I love the talk about charging stations for electric cars. As if the power in the transmission lines appears magically without a gas turbine to produce it. Try to get solar cells to run at night on starlight. And my electrical engineering friends always like to remind these folks that over a third of the… Read more »