Sunday verse

 

Meanwhile in Canada, Trudeau is desperate

Former Canadian socialist party (NDP) leader Tom Mulcair calls out Trudeau for his desperate and unfounded attack on conservative leader Pierre Poilievre.  He said it's unworthy of consideration.  Kudos to him for being honest, unlike the current NDP socialist leader.  Trudeau is trying to distract everyone from his own miserable failings, and it is truly disgusting.

This is a clear failure

Leadership failure, intelligence failure, and a military failure are all wrapped into one problem:

And the spin continues

The spin has spun out of control, from the disastrous Kamala Harris interview, right on into some recent polling. Here's a discussion on why it's a lot of crap.

Democrat spin cycle

When you don't have facts, you spin.  And with Kamala Harris, all you've got is a spin cycle; the facts are she's a bad candidate.  Not only didn't that stop Democrat talking heads from spinning, it mandate that they had to do exactly that.

It was a train wreck

I by far, most often, am a glass half full person but more often than I'd like, I revert to a glass half empty mentality. This is particularly true when it comes to politics and sports. "We're gonna lose." kicks in way faster than it should.  And most of the time it's unwarranted pessimism. 

Last night as Brett Baier was interviewing Kamala Harris on Fox News, it kicked in.  He started off soft.  I get it, he was setting her up for harder questions later. Interviews should be polite even if the subject matter is contentious. But last night with that start to the interview, I turned it off. He was going to softball her, I just knew it.  Waste of time. Fox is helping Kamala.  

Normally I would force my way through it but not last night.  This morning I watched it.  I'll happily admit it; I was wrong to doubt Kamala's ability to implode just as badly as Let's Go Brandon. It was indeed a train wreck.  Not the interview, just for the vapid candidate that is Kamala Harris.

Do I think it hurt Kamala Harris?  A little bit, yeah. Did it help her in any way?  Definitely not. I'm sure there are those who are spinning this as a win for Harris, just as I predicted yesterday.  But there were so many soft underbelly openings she left that even if Brett Baier didn't catch them all, others would. And sure enough, there have been no shortage of those noticing how badly she did.

For example, they're even commenting on the other side of the world: