Looking at the VP debate

Michael Reagan on Oct 8, 2020

What is her ticket’s position on the Democrat idea for a Biden administration to pack the U.S. Supreme Court with liberals if conservative nominee Amy Coney Barrett becomes a justice before the election.

You’d like to believe the 50 million people who watched the VP debate were looking at the issues, but none of what either candidate said really matters.

No one votes for vice president. No one votes for the VP hoping the president dies.

Anyway, the Pence-Harris debate already is old-old news.

Another hurricane is bearing down on Louisiana. The FBI has foiled a plot by some rightwing militia jerks to kidnap Michigan’s Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

And the next Trump-Biden presidential debate is up in the air because the president says he will not take part in a virtual debate with Biden.

Though it exposed Harris’ sneaky political radicalism and personal weaknesses, the Pence-Harris match didn’t change the dynamics of the 2020 election.

For that to happen, it’s up to Donald Trump.

It’s not Mike Pence’s job to win this election for Donald Trump.

As I said on Newsmax, it’s Donald Trump’s job to win the election for Donald Trump. If he loses, it’s on him. It’s not on the media or anyone else.

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