"I HAVE CONCEPTS OF A PLAN"
If you want to clearly see just how devastating the defeat of Donald Trump by Kamala Harris last night was, click the link below and go see the 20+ pages of “merch” at Amazon featuring the meme, “I have concepts of a plan.”
Ten years after he rode the escalator into our nightmares, after 60+ times of saying how he would “repeal and rep[lace” Obamacare with something “much better,” seven years after John McCain turned”thumbs down” on the repeal since he knew there was no replacement, the best the senile old fool can come up with about healthcare is to recycle ten year old bullshit: “I have concepts of a plan.”
As they say, a picture is worth 10,000 words - here’s 70,000 words.
“The look”
The look of a loser
“You were fired by 81 million people!”
Where the debate was won - the split screen. Trump talking about immigrants eating cats - Kamala: “Are you for real?”
Loser and Winner at end of debate.
Reporter: “If you won the debate, what are you doing here in the spin room instead of letting your performance speak for itself?”
Last night was a Solid Win.
The supporters of the loser know who won.
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Rick Wilson: "It was a disaster. It was a catastrophe. It was elder abuse. It was a debate so bad for Donald Trump that armies of linguists and semioticians will labor for months to devise terms capable of describing the cataclysmic act of political self-destruction and career immolation we witnessed last night in Pennsylvania. It was a slaughter. An industrial-scale ass-whupping. It was a humiliation that needed only Trump in a gimp suit and a ball gag to make it complete."
From The New Yorker's daily email:
This morning, Donald Trump called in to a Fox News morning show to complain about ABC’s debate moderators from the night before, saying, of the network, “They ought to take away their license for the way they did that.” An hour or so later, he was at the 9/11 ceremony at the World Trade Center, in New York, with his sons and J. D. Vance. Trump was positioned just two people away (separated by Joe Biden and Mike Bloomberg) from Kamala Harris. A New Yorker editor who was standing nearby overheard Trump, as he leaned across to shake the Vice-President’s hand, say the words “good job”—presumably in reference to her performance the night before. Harris thanked him, and then turned toward the crowd. Shouts rang out: “We love you, Kamala!” and “Save us!” and “Brat!”