Experiencing Debates as Regime Orthodoxy

American Thinker.com ^ | October 27, 2020 | Christopher Chantrill

[Kaslin]

I don’t usually watch presidential debates, preferring to get my take on the cheap from the on-line hot-takes at PJMedia.com and Breitbart.com. But last week I decided to watch. And here is my take.

First, a shout-out to our far-right media. Wow, you guys sure can turn the sow’s ear of debate platitudes into white hot political purses of political kill-shots! Your ability to spin the post-debate debate is positively Clintonian -- as in Bill, not Hillary.

Second, even the fearless Donald Trump doesn’t dare challenge Regime Orthodoxy. Example: climate change and race.

In the climate change section of the October 22 debate, President Trump told us how he loved the environment. But not a word on climate change being the biggest scam since scientists went all-in on the deep state shortly after the Germans invented the research university back in 1809. Yes, you reporters and reporterettes: follow the money; the scientists sure did. Of course, Vice-President Biden could descant for hours (well, he could have once) on the wonders of saving the Earth from warming in the sweet spot of the current mild interglacial before the Earth plunges back into its brutal Ice Age. But don’t mention the Frack, not until after the voters of Texas and Pennsylvania have voted.

I dream of an America where the president is allowed to rip up the climate scam with a chainsaw.

[who_would_fardels_bear]

Currently everything is downstream from a malfunctioning sewage treatment plant.