After 8 years of cover ups and their typical lockstep loyalties, the Dems have finally paid the price.
And its not all Uncle ‘The Vessil’ Joes fault. Sainer, more honest controllers would have had Joe out of there long ago, along with Kamala-or never had them in there in the first place. Joe was a figurehead they could control – and they liked that- but in the end Joe had to answer for himself (thanks to a debate he might have never done, which appears to be his ultimate undoing. The Damn holding back 8 years of lies and schemes has finally burst right before over half of America’s 350 million eyes (or 700 million to be accurate).
There was no drug or Red Bull strong enough to overcome the damage Joe and the Dems had wrought upon America. America already saw the phony lawfare wrought against their main political opponent(s) via hoaxes such as ‘Russia Russia Russia’ and ‘Jan 6’ exposed. The curtain finally came down around the ‘Wizard if Biden.’
Not one Dem -nor any of their lapdog media- would come out and admit the obvious: that their President and candidate for another Presidential term was suffering from advanced dementia, incapable of running the country. But, last night Biden came out of the basement with his true colors on display for all of America to see. What had lomg been suspected by many was now onvious to all but the most ardent denayer.
They thought they could make it thru a debate or two-on their terms, with Trump’s hands tied behind his back- and sneak Old Joe across the finish line only a few months away. But even with this advantage, the Dems had perhaps stretched their luck maybe one time too many by even doing the debate.
Now its probably too late to do anything months before the election . Had a more honest party spoken up sooner with a doctor’s FULL medical report there might have been tine for Biden to graciously(?) bow out; apparently Biden, nor Kamala Harris, were in no mood to give up their powerful positions. But, why couldnt a loving wife have a heart to heart to give Joe a more comfortable life where he belongs- like in a retiremrnt home or a permenent spot on thay Delaware beach.
Not that the Dems had such a large ‘bench’ but a dose or two of reality spoken rather than lock lockstep denial might have given the Dems time to find a replacement for Joe, now in his 50th year in politics. But even after debate night, ‘Dr Jill’ Biden, instead of making excuses for her husband- instead of admitting the obvious- doubles down at a Atlanta waffle house trying ro rectify an unrectifyable situation. Yes, the chickens came home to roost for the Dem gang that couldnt shoot street
*past wrongdoings will always return to negatively affect them.
The three ‘fair and balanced’ Fox News moderators played a key part of the debates, not only taking up 31% of the debate time but asking penetrating questions while holding candidates’ feet to the fire. This is what true journalistic debates should be all about but rarely are these days. The sharp questioning gives more credibility to the debates and can even bring more influence and impact, either positive, if the candidates can handle the tough questioning, or ‘bad’ if they can’t. Tough questions like this are great, instead of the softball questioning we’ve mostly seen in recent years, but , hopefully, it will go both including the Democratic debates. #Fox, #GOPDebates, #Trump
LACK OF ‘DEMOCRAT’ QUESTIONS –
There was a noticable lack of questions about ISIS, the economy, Benghazi , the Clinton cash and other HIllary Clinton issues, since Clinton is the front runner on the Democratic side. There was plenty of back and forth criticizing Republican candidates but little about the Democratic side, this from a supposed right-leaning network.
We wonder if Democratic-leaning sponsor Facebook -notice the big ‘F’ on the screen throughout the program?- had anything to do with the tougher questioning. It certainly put the Republican candidates on the spot, but most seemed to handle the hardball questions with aplomb Hopefully, CNN and/or MSNBC and/or other supposed ‘independent’ networks will take a lesson from this when it comes to the Democratic debates and follow suit with tough questioning of Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, et al , if and when those debates ever take place.
Whether the tough questioning helped bring about a record TV viewership for debates of 24 million people is hard to say but, with that many viewers of both parties, the debates probably will have as much of an impact as anything in peoples’ decisions for whom to vote .
Despite the poll at top of page, we tend to go along with Pamela Geller’s opinion of winners Ted Cruz, Ben Carson , followed by Marco Rubio, with Carly Fiorina winning the first debate.
TRUMP BOMBAST OR TRULY DESERVING OF #1?
Despite what some would call ‘aggressive’ or even ‘mean-spirited,’ Donald Trump appeared to be the winner of the debates with people liking his outspoken, non-politically-correct approach. Whether his style will wear thin after a while should play out. Perhaps other candidates were wise not to try to attack Trump, who is good at attacking back; one of the few who did, Rand Paul, came off , perhaps, a little weak and may have lost some ground by doing so.
And , for those who felt hat moderators Chris Wallace, Megan Kelly and Brett Baer were too hard on the candidates , especially on Donald Trump it was Trump who , according to NEW YORK TIMES and other media, was given more time than any other candidate. Not just Trump but all candidates came under tough questioning, perhaps Trump slightly more due to his more controversial nature and issues.
We will see whether Trump can maintain his lead in the polls . Most other candidates didn’t hammer hard on Trump
Perhaps best line of the debates came from Fiorina in follow-up to Trump’s mention of getting a phone call from Bill Clinton
FIRST DEBATE SHOWS CARLY FIORINA WAY AHEAD
It’s surprising to us that Carly Fiorina wasn’t higher in the polling to make the second debate of the higher pollers. Fiorina has a very smooth, honest delivery and answers questions succinctly with a bit of humor. She can jab without being mean-spirited as she was perhaps the only one to take on Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton, helping the Republican cause as well as herself. Polls had Fiorina the only condidate from first debate with double figures with over 80% of the votes
CRUZ and CARSON ALSO POPULAR
Perhaps least ‘politically correct’ is Ted Cruz, yet, like Trump, people seem to like his refreshing outspokenness, as he came in fifth in the ratings, just behind the calming Dr. Ben Carson, a 180 degree contrast to Trump.
Mainstream media seemed to make a big issue that Trump refused to close the door on a third party run if not selected by the Republican Party. Of course, it could be a big boon to the Democrats if that happened, ala Ross Perot in 2000 as Trump would likely take away a large block of votes from the Republican candidate. However, this would be very unlikely, as Trump could not win as a third party candidate- nobody ever has – and this is more fodder for the left unless Trump truly is a loose cannon as some would like to claim.
For now, Trump has invigorated the political debates and probably added more to the conversation noted by the record viewership.
MURDOCH CAVING INTO GOVERNMENT OVER HIS INDICTMENT?
If Facebook did have some influence, maybe of even greater influence goes to the top, and Fox owner Rupert Murdoch and his legal problems with democratic-leaning government. Beware .
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