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| The halls of UNLV will host the final presidential debate |
His gut instinct is to spew so much nonsense on pseudo-issues that only the most illogical of people will take him seriously.
SO
ANYBODY WHO expects this Wednesday’s political faceoff between the two to
produce anything in the way of serious data is kidding themselves.
Heck,
there’s the fact that Trump already has tried to make an issue of drug-testing,
trying to imply that Clinton is unstable and must somehow be “high” on
something. Nobody believes that to be true – except for the nitwits who want to
believe the worst in her.
Trump
also has been spewing the continued rhetoric of how the election process is
being rigged against him – possibly because he thinks it is absurd to let
people who don’t support him even have a vote.
To
that end, Trump has hinted that he now thinks the two debates he already has
done are sufficient and he may not even bother to show up. Although he also has
made other statements implying he will participate, but that he intends to
behave like a complete horse’s behind.
AS
THOUGH TRUMP think we ought to be blessed to be in his presence and let him
enlighten us with his nonsense.
A
part of me wonders if Trump would think of claiming that the location of the final
debate is somehow biased against him – the Las Vegas campus of the University
of Nevada. Which usually is a school known for nothing more than its
occasionally-talented basketball teams.
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| Would Trump think his hotel/casino be a more conducive debate forum? |
It wouldn’t shock me if he’d think that a more appropriate place to hold a debate would be the Trump Casino – any place where he thinks he’d have the psychological advantage over Hillary Clinton.
If
you think this is absurd, take into account the last debate at Washington
University in St. Louis. That was the one where Trump kept walking around the
stage during the debate so as to constantly be standing behind Hillary.
THERE
WERE THOSE people who joked that Trump became Clinton’s stalker during the
debate. Personally, I think he thinks that somehow, the fact that his pudgy
image was constantly in view meant that people were focused on him – rather than
on anything that Hillary had to say.
Which
makes me wonder if the only person who might have been “high” during the debate
was Donald Trump himself.
Then
again, Trump likely isn’t high. It’s just an over-bloated ego on his part – and
the idea of having to endure another face-to-face confrontation with Clinton
must be a blow to that ego.
Particularly
since it would mean more direct evidence that Trump isn’t anywhere near
qualified to be a government official at any level, whereas Clinton likely has
experience unique to any other president – and not just because her husband was
a president some two decades ago.
SO
WHAT WILL the point be of Wednesday’s political spectacle, other than seeing
how debate moderator Chris Wallace of Fox News can handle the bloated Trump ego
– and if he brings any reminiscence of his early 1970s days as a WBBM-TV
reporter from the days when Channel 2 news reigned supreme with “Bill and
Walter” at the head.
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| Can one-time Chicago newsman top Trump ego |
Debt,
the economy, foreign hot spots, immigration, the Supreme Court are all among
the topics to be discussed, although I suspect the portion where they’re
allowed to discuss each other’s fitness to be president will be the key
component most likely to attract attention.
Who
comes up with the most outrageous cheap shot against the other’s personal
existence may well be the quote of the debate.
And
when it comes to being able to spew nonsense that makes for good video, that
could be an area in which Donald Trump is capable of coming out on top.
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