February 23, 2016--Oy Vey Another Debate
This presents problems--
I am addicted to both. The GOP campaign and Idol. Thankfully there is On Demand so I'll watch the debate live and then stream Idol.
After getting trounced in South Carolina, Rubio and Cruz have declared that it is now a three-man race. Ignoring the continuing existence of John Kasich and, yes, still in it, Ben Carson.
Kasich still thinks he can win the nomination, especially after Super Tuesday (a week from today) when the campaigns turn more to the Midwest. Kasich Country he believes. Carson will continue until the last votes are counted since his campaign has never been about the presidency but about promoting his brand and selling books.
So what to look forward to on Thursday? I mean in the debate.
Pundets are saying it's really a two-man race. Not between Cruz and TRUMP or Rubio and TRUMP, but between Cruz and Rubio. For second place. Whoever loses is then supposed to follow Jeb and drop out, making it a two-man race, again forgetting Kasich and Carson both of whom will trundle on since it costs them nothing to do so. A few airline tickets and a freshly pressed suit to wear to the debate.
So the fireworks, one would think, would be between Rubio and Cruz.
I suspect in fact the fireworks will be between Cruz and TRUMP and Rubio and TRUMP. One will hope to emerge as the better potential giant killer and thereby become TRUMP's chief rival.
This prediction is for whatever it's worth.
But lest you are taken in by this, you should know I predicted Amelia Eisnehauer on American Idol would make it to the top 14.
She was sent home last week. I had assumed enough people would think she's the granddaughter of President Dwight Eisenhower and that would get her some votes.
So much for what I know.
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Labels: Amelia Eisenhauer, American Idol, Ben Carson, Donald Trump, GOP Debate, John Kasich, Marco Rubio, Super Tuesday, Ted Cruz
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