On the Democrat side of the ledger, we have two billionaires running for the nomination.
Tom Steyer claims he is 5’8 1/2″ while Michael Bloomberg claims 5’8″.
Michael Bloomberg wears lifts in the company of some tall women?
If these numbers are to be believed, then Steyer towers over Bloomberg by half an inch.
This is the first time I have used the word “paroxysm” in a longish time. I may never have used it in this blog before. It means a “sudden, violent outburst; a fit of violent action or emotion.”
It is a word apropos for the impending impeachment of President Donald J Trump tomorrow by the US House of Representatives. [I predict Speaker Pelosi wears pink & pearls. Anybody want to make a small wager?]
“Don’t screw with me, Big Red Car, you rust bucket. I can do things to you you cannot even begin to imagine.”
In case you have been traveling or tunneling toward the center of the earth, the House of Representatives’ Judiciary Committee, after painstaking scrutiny of the misdeeds of our President spread over a couple of days in which we met some actual law school professors, has proposed two Articles of Impeachment which the entire House of Representatives will ponder tomorrow and approve.
[I can tell you they will approve them, because that is part of my super powers — I can see the future.]
Only Democrats will vote to impeach the President. Some handful of Dems will vote against it, but it will be hopelessly partisan.
On the mournful day after Representative Eric Swalwell pulled the plug on his 2020 campaign, your Big Red Car is taken with the behavior of Senators running for President.
Here is the candidate on The View in better days. He is a pleasant, fresh faced chap from California and I am overtaken with sorrow at his decision.
They — the Senators — change. The second they announce for President the behavior of Senate candidates change.
It is hard to be a successful candidate for President, if you have served in the Senate, because you have a track record upon which to run away from to be held accountable.
Tonight, we have the Kiddie Table Debate Night whereat
Senator Elizabeth Warren,
former Congressman Robert Francis “Beto” O’Rourke,
Senator Cory Booker (he played football at Stanford), and
seven midgets — no, gnomes — get together to see how much they can impress us in seven minutes each.
Today is, of course, Big Red Car politics cage match day. Today, we contrast and compare Mayor Pete v Beto. They are two characters, these two.
By way of introduction, here is Mayor Pete and his husband, Chasten.
Here is Beto in his “thoughtful” pose. What is going on in there?
Big Red Car here with another exclusive interview — well, Robbie Francis says we’re “livestreaming a convo.”
You will remember we had an interview with Artemis, his dog, right?
Today, the Big Red Car sits down with former Vice President Joe Biden to discuss his campaign to obtain the Democrat nomination for President and, ultimately, his thoughts on the general election.
“Welcome, Vice President Biden.”
“Thanks, Big Red, wow are you looking good. By the way, where have we met before?”
“I don’t think we have, but I was born in 1966 and there are a lot of impostors out there. You would have been 24 back in 1966.”
“Well, you sure do look familiar. So where do we start, Big Red?”
Today is the day we talk politics, more specifically, the Democrat Presidential Primary. We talk politics one day per week until the election.
[The Dem Convention is in Milwaukee on 13-16 July 2020 at Fiserv Forum. The first debate is in June 2019, only two months from now. The DNC has the campaign penciled in for a dozen debates though there were more than 40 in 2007-8 when Obama was vying for the nomination.]
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