If anyone should know, it’s Rudy!

On Fox & Friends, Rudy Giuliani says Joe Biden "has dementia. There's no doubt about it. I've talked to doctors. … The president's quite right to say maybe he's taken adderall." The hosts get visibly uncomfortable. pic.twitter.com/2Ma7DKNBpS

— Bobby Lewis (@revrrlewis) September 29, 2020

Trump knows his sons are crooks, so he points to Hunter Biden.  Trump knew he had sold out to Russia in hopes of financial help, so he accuses Hillary of being a Russian puppet.  He calls the New York Times story fake news when he is a phony businessman.

And now, President Wacky accuses Joe Biden of dementia.

We had a politician in Texas who was a heavy drinker.  His opponents would make claims that they had to teach his horse the way home because he couldn’t get there on his own after a night out.  The guy kept getting elected in landslides.  One of his supporters claimed, “he’s the best politician we ever had – drunk or sober.”  I kinda feel the same way about Joe. At least Joe knows honest smart people to help him.

I think Rudy is describing Trump, don’t you?  Here’s a fact: I have never heard Trump say the Pledge of Allegiance on his own.  Thats a fact.

One more thing – this is just my personal opinion but I think both Rudy and Trump need to stop making fun of how people look. Both of those guys need a mirror.

Emerson Polling found something interesting that kinda goes against what you’d expect.

Two things: Donald Trump can be the first contestant on the teevee show I’m trying to get on teevee: The Wimp Factor, hosted by and starring Lindsey Graham.

The other thing: 71% of people are going to watch the debate?  Gosh, that would include DeWayne over at the Bowling Alley & Shoe Rental, and Junior Janochek, Jr. of Junior Janochek, Jr., Rural Entertainment Promoters, Ltd.

I am not a nice person.  Deep within my soul, there are people I’d like to punch. I don’t do it, but I want to.

I just read that the Presidential debate will have a small audience.

“And unlike past presidential debates, there will be a limited audience of only 75 to 80 people, all of whom will be tested prior to attending the debate.”

Let’s say that Joe gets 30 people.  He should invite all the women who are suing Trump, especially the one who can wear a tee shirt that says, “All I Want Is DNA.”  I mean, that’s just getting even.

Next he should round up all the people Trump has fired, even Cohen and Scaramucci.  All three National Security Advisors get front row seats.  Pretty much everybody at the Department of Defense and the Department of Justice could be invited.  Anybody fired on Twitter gets seating priority.

You can look over the list and find your favorites!

Already this morning —

This immediately from the Biden campaign —

The debate is going to be fun.

Thanks to Michele for the heads up.

Here’s the deal.  We are expecting a “huge” surge in Coronavirus in October and through the end of the year.

And then there’s this deal:

Dr. Robert Redfield, who leads the CDC, suggested in a conversation with a colleague Friday that Dr. Scott Atlas is arming Trump with misleading data about a range of issues, including questioning the efficacy of masks, whether young people are susceptible to the virus and the potential benefits of herd immunity.

“Everything he says is false,” Redfield said during a phone call made in public on a commercial airline and overheard by NBC News.

It turns out that Dr. Scott Atlas is a neuroradiologist with no background in infectious diseases or public health.  I wouldn’t get brain surgery from a podiatrist and I’m not saying anything bad about podiatrists.  Look, when you’ve got Dr. Fauci, why take advice from some guy who shoots x-rays and ultrasound at your head.

If we need that guy at some point, I am certain that Dr. Atlas, who sounds like a comic book character in the first place, would be great to run around zapping people in the head.  He can start with Trump.

Pour yourself an adult beverage, find a comfortable place to sit, grab some paper and a pencil to take notes and head on over to the New York Times.

This is what your subscription fee buys for America —

The Times obtained Donald Trump’s tax information extending over more than two decades, revealing struggling properties, vast write-offs, an audit battle and hundreds of millions in debt coming due.

Donald J. Trump paid $750 in federal income taxes the year he won the presidency. In his first year in the White House, he paid another $750.

He had paid no income taxes at all in 10 of the previous 15 years — largely because he reported losing much more money than he made.

And then it gets worse.

It’s a long read. It’s well researched and clearly written.  The key take away is that Trump is basically broke.  He is responsible for loans of $421 million coming due within 4 years. If he is reelected, his creditors will foreclose on a sitting president.