Missing

Night number three of the Republican yawner was totally absent regarding my viewing. Pence was to be a featured speaker and his lips firmly attached to Trump’s butt would have been too much to endure. What I have gleaned from the initial two nights of occasional convention viewing is that because he is trailing in the polls the Trump campaign is portraying Biden as “deep in corruption” by using false allegations. They’re attempting to accuse the former Vice President of having used his office to better himself and family, something the current administration has been doing for the past three and a half years. 

Ex San Francisco Giant Aubrey Huff needs to be deemed an idiot. His praising of Kyle Rittenhouse for killing two protesters in Kenosha, Wisconsin this week is unconscionable. Huff called the killer “a national treasure”. This bozo heretofore should to be ignored and regarded as a total sub human.

These names apparently garnered featured stories in one of New York’s leading dailies this week, Dachel Uchtel, Nene Neakes and Bella Thorne. I don’t exactly feel as though the world is passing me by. Who the hell are these so called celebs....and who cares?

Did anyone give any thought to pressing the wrinkles from the ten American flags which served as a background for the National Republican Convention speakers?

An expected, a low light of the convention occurred on Thursday when the “fabled” Rudy Giuliani appeared and managed to smear the Black Lives Matter movement. His remarks condemned the racial justice protests by claiming they were aimed at undermining Trump administration policies. Now that he’s been once again set free to spread his nonsense may the powers that be return him to the obscurity in which he’s been deservedly housed recently.

The Trump use of the White House as a political vehicle was deemed both unethical and illegal. He spoke to a crowd on the South Lawn as he accepted his party’s nomination at the Republican National Convention, one of several purely political events done on government property lately. Walter Shaub, former White House ethics chief, who served six months under the present administration and six under President Barack Obama said “This abomination may be the most visable misuse of official position for private gain in America’s history”..

Further proof of Trump’s “unusual” methods, he’s continued owning and profiting from his businesses while in the Oval Office. He’s promoted his own properties as commander in chief by traveling to them resulting in expenses which taxpayers are shelling out for plus the resultant valuable widespread publicity they receive.