Plus Five Days.

1-A lot of hoopla came out of the first "Debate", but little substance. 2-I sort of looked at it as a roll out of a new model cars year, kick the tires, check the engine, see how you fit you behind the wheel, etc. 3-The FNC's format was great, but unmanageable with so many candidates. 3-What impressed me most were the 24 M viewers that tune in. 4-Americans are totally feed up with current WH , and its butterfly approach to setting policy that provides the most favorable light on the residence's legacy. To hell with the rest of the 330 M folks. 5-America posted a sign: Wanted a person with credentials, experience with proven track record and acceptable of filling the office of CEO of the biggest institution in the world the US of A Government. No OJT will be offered, and you will not qualified for Nobel Peace Prize, until you are out of office. 6-Seventeen candidates applied, so that how we got started. 7-Brit's initial challenge of the candidates, with something like ... by show of hands of the candidates present ,who would would not bear allegiance to the winning candidate the primaries and is nominated as the person of choice at the convention for POTUSA? Trump raised his hands. The other 9 stood at attention. 8-Megan's blitzkrieg of Trump, on his position on women's right issues followed, that put Trump on defense. 9-Does this take the "War on Women" issue off the backs of the other CTPR candidates? Maybe. 10-But more importantly it neurtalizes Trump from jumping ranks for the LDP party or a positioning himself as a third party candidate. Trumps owns the "War on Women"issue and will follow him any-where in the political arenas... 11-Initially, Trump will get a bump in ratings, but will slowly fad and by the ninth and last debate he will be back in the private sector. 12-I going to stick to my imaginary friend, Forrest Gump's choices: Gov. John Kasick CTPR-OH for POTUSA, USSen. M. Rubio CTPR-FLfor VP. 13-The LDP are only scheduling six debates, starting in 10/15 ending 02-03/16. 13-Say the WH/EPA have a major environment water pollution problem heading for Lake Powell on the Colorada River. It's of the EPA making, originating 100's of miles up stream.