This week, we had the UK Prime Ministerial debates and the first POTUS debate. In the UK, neither leader addressed the substantive issues of crippling government debt, the genocide of 100’s of thousands and the costly absurdities of “net zero” policies.
I think Trump wanted to take this opportunity to address the many lies heaped at him. He addresses many different issues at his rallies. I do hope he speaks up about the many disasters in government he will need to deal with and clean out. He did many things his first term that he promised. He will definitely do more this time.
I always enjoy Peter's synthesis of the things he shares. He is a powerful cogitator!
I think Trump wanted to take this opportunity to address the many lies heaped at him. He addresses many different issues at his rallies. I do hope he speaks up about the many disasters in government he will need to deal with and clean out. He did many things his first term that he promised. He will definitely do more this time.
Hi Peter, slightly different topic, you may want to refer to a 2-part article Dr Malone posted recently: https://rwmalonemd.substack.com/p/g3p-global-public-private-partnerships AND https://rwmalonemd.substack.com/p/g3p-global-public-private-partnerships-346 - looks like he is sharing some content from his upcoming book; see what you think!
It's not the failure of the debaters to address the most important issues, but the moderator's failure to ASK the questions!
Questions the debate moderators need to ask Presidential Candidates about America's energy plans.
https://www.americaoutloud.news/questions-the-debate-moderators-need-to-ask-presidential-candidates-about-americas-energy-plans/