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09/30/2020

Horrible Candidates, Horrible Debate

The so-named Presidential candidate debate yesterday is a misnomer. Neither of these men is qualified to serve in such a distinguished office. Neither are Presidential. In fact, they are probably the two most unqualified candidates in the past 100 years. Horrible, horrible, horrible.

No reason to go into the substance of the debate, No reason to distinguish differences. Neither had any policies at all. Nothing to say but negative tripe.

A few comments about Mr. Biden, who has never been right on anything ever. He was nasty, disrespectful, mean spirited and deceitful. He refused to answer any direct questions, He reminded me of the character played by Robert Redford in the movie The Candidate from many years ago. Elected to the Senate by following his handlers advice and compromising any ideals, he is alone at the end of the film and says “Now what do I do?' Perfect Biden. Go back to the basement.

Mr. Trump was similarly nasty, discombobulated and usually wrong and unsure of what he was saying. He failed in any coherent manner to make a case for his re-election. He went out of his way to alienate everyone. I am not sure I have ever experienced a more disagreeable person in public service.

The only take away from this spectacle is that it reaffirmed my belief that neither of these men should be elected. Horrible, horrible, horrible.

Posted at 01:38 PM in Current Affairs, Election, Politics |

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