Debates — A Reflective Thought
I am not happy with Commission on Presidential Debates. The recent Presidential and Vice Presidential debates were unsatisfactory.
May I tell you why I found them unsatisfactory?
I am not happy with Commission on Presidential Debates. The recent Presidential and Vice Presidential debates were unsatisfactory.
May I tell you why I found them unsatisfactory?
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.
Big Red Car here on a gloomy Thursday morning in the ATX. Texas politics is fun in a roller derby kind of way. The race for the Texas Senate will be a barn burner though recent polling suggests Cruz is looking at a ten point victory.
For the Senate we have a faux Hispanic running against a real Hispanic who doesn’t seem Hispanic.
[At this point, please allow me to make a preemptive apology for all the offenses I have committed against good order and decency thus far and for the rest of the blog post. I am sorry.]
Big Red Car here in a lovely ATX day — going to be in the mid-90s today. Low of 60F and high of, say, 95F. That is the kind of fall we like in Texas.
So, the Big Red Car was able to score an interview with Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Chairwoman of the Democratic Party. It was the morning after the debates and Miss Schultz was in rare form.
And, dear readers, we have a scoop. First on the planet to announce the new name of the Democratic Party. Read on, y’all. Continue reading
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