Obviously you can't make this stuff up.
Buried deep in the crisis that is Joe Biden and his inability to look anything close to a presidential candidate, we are then distracted by the other bloke getting shot.
Was something as ugly as this always bound to happen? Is America that broken?
Trump obviously is not the first, but its been a long time since Ronald Reagan.
A couple of odd things - why were his shoes off? Why do your shoes come off when you hit the ground? This is not to diminish or take away from the seriousness of the event, but it seems odd.
As regards his reaction, working for him is the fact he was able to get up, raise his fist and yell out numerous times the word “fight”.
When age is an issue in a campaign and you have the energy to take a graze, get up and raise your fist and turn it into a photo opportunity, that's going to play exceedingly well for you.
He looks like a fighter.
He is also, I assume, exceedingly lucky to be alive, given whatever hit him didn’t hit him properly.
Which then leads to the question - how do you change your campaign going forward, security wise?
Obviously the convention this week will be well locked down.
But November is a long way away and a lot of rallies need to be held. As much security as Trump had yesterday, it wasn’t enough to stop someone crazy having a crack.
On security, although it didn’t stop it, you had to see the swarm to believe it. They were nowhere to be seen, until they came from everywhere.
Good luck trying to get into something presidential going forward.
None of this course plays well for America.
The current president is in severe and obvious decline and seemingly refusing to go anywhere as his party implodes with panic. In the meantime, the guy against him is a shooting victim.
What does that say about the country and its place in the world?
The U.S presidential campaign of 2024 - if you think you can guess what happens next, you're dreaming.
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Episode Transcript
Obviously, you can't make the stuff up. Very deep in
the crisis that is Biden and his inability to look
anything close to a presidential candidate. We are then distracted
by the other bloke getting shot. Was something as ugly
as this always bound to happen as America Really that
broken Trump obviously is not the first, but it's been
a long time since Reagan. Couple of odd things. Why
we're a shoes off? Why do issues come off when
(00:22):
you hit the ground. This is not too diminished or
take away from the seriousness of the event, of course,
but it seems odd as regards his reaction. Working for
him is the fact he was able to get up,
raise his fist and yell out numerous times the word fight.
When age is an issue in a campaign and you
have the energy to one take a graze to get
up and raise your first and turn it into a
photo opportunity, that's going to play exceedingly well for you.
(00:43):
He looks like a fighter, is also, i assume, exceedingly
lucky to be alive, given whatever hit him didn't hit
him properly, which then leads to the question, how do
you change your campaign going forward? Security wise? Obviously, the
convention this week will be locked down, but November is
a long way away. A lot of rallies need to
be held. As much security as Trump had yesterday, it
wasn't enough to stop someone crazy having a crack on security.
(01:07):
By the way, although it didn't stop it, you had
to see the swarm to believe it, didn't you. I mean,
they were nowhere to be seen until they came, literally
from everywhere. Good luck trying to get into something presidential
going forward. None of this, of course, plays well for America.
The current president is in severe and obvious decline and
seemingly refusing to go anywhere as his party implodes with panic. Meantime,
(01:28):
the guy against him as a shooting victim. What does
that say about the country and its place in the world.
The US presidential campaign of twenty twenty four. If you
think you can guess what happens next, you're dreaming for
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