Let’s remember! Who is and who will be in the oval office come November?

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 There has been an unprecedented political storm here in the USA this summer. Let’s not forget!

President Joe Biden- not popular, old, senile, incapable of doing the job. He gets Covid and decides he will not run for re-election.  We question who was actually running the country during his time in office and who forced his hand by plugging up the $$$$.  Let’s not forget!

Kamala Harris- very unpopular, ineffective and unable to speak. Gets the support of the Democratic Party when Biden says he will not run. All the very public and very left statements she has ever made are being erased by the media. Let’s not forget! Unfortunately, she is rising in the polls.  She has yet to say anything unscripted since getting the nomination. Will she survive a public debate with Trump? She has just named Walz , governor of Minnesota , as her VP pick!

Former President Trump- very popular, old but not senile, seemingly a straight shooter, has gotten things done in the past but has been convicted of things in court. Those who hate him, REALLY hate him. The many who stand behind him and support him, don’t REALLY love him.  There was an assassination attempt on his life which he survived by a fraction of an inch by the fortuitous turn of his head.!  Let’s not forget! He named J.D.Vance as his VP pick!  I just read the book he wrote, Hillbilly Elegy, and it's impressive to know where he came from!

This picture says much about Trump and how poorly he was being protected!   
Now the government is questioning who was to blame. Who made those decisions! Will we ever know? Let’s not forget!


The main players are hard to identify.  Sure, we see the ones supposedly directing the game but I suspect those unseen characters behind EVERYTHING are those we need to identify and remember!

Let’s not forget!




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