AND AGAIN

I’m getting the two sets of competitors blurred into one. After all, one set performed just before the second set did. We heard only good comments about the second bunch, who ran first. That was a good maneuver to execute.  So, I will not differinciate between them from this point on.

One candidate I like is John Kasich of Ohio. His honesty and sincerity show through more than for some other candidates. He seems not just after the job, but really wants to save the country.

I must have fallen asleep during the debates for I can’t remember Scott Walker except for his look. Handsome man, but I don’t know what he said. Maybe next go-round I will know him better.

Rick Perry of Texas will build a wall, we’ve heard several times. Or we could build factories in Mexico and have its people stay in their own country (my idea). Perry is one of those who repeat too often. Compare with Carson.

Carly Fiorina is the new kid on the block. Read about her on your computer. She’s well accomplished but her life has been filled with enough misery—my word, not hers—that such could revisit her, even the Big C. We don’t need that in the Oval Office. I think I’m not ready for a woman to be our president.

I don’t suppose Trump is ready for a woman president either. But I hear it was he who drew 24 million to watch these first debates. Pundits are saying that was a good thing, but . . .

To be continued.