The debate between former President Donald Trump and Kamala Harris is fast approaching.
Harris is now in debate camp, and the word is that some of her strategy sessions weren't going well and had "careened sideways." As we noted, she was having fits about the debate rules and trying to blame Trump for rules Biden had previously pushed.
Given that she got busted turning pages of what sounded like notes or a script during a recent radio interview, you have to think things are looking pretty sketchy in a debate where she's not supposed to have notes. Unless she gets the questions ahead of time, she may have a tough time.
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People remember that Joe Biden imploded in the first debate. But Trump also did very well under the same rules that are going to be employed on Tuesday. If he has the same kind of performance, he's going to be in a good position, especially if Harris is hampered by her own issues and glitches out while speaking extemporaneously.
Whatever she does, even if she falls off the stage, I fully expect most of the liberal media to say how she triumphed and how Trump "lied"--or paint something he says as wrong/bad/racist. We're constantly seeing the media do that with things like the "fine people" and "bloodbath" hoaxes.
But former GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy has issued a warning. He anticipates that Trump will "run circles around" Harris. But that isn't the only thing here. Prepare for "strange things" to happen before November, he warns, if Harris "tanks."
"They’ve already sued him, prosecuted him, tried to kick him off the ballot, and swapped out his opponent. All of it could be just a preview of what’s to come," he said on Fox's "Hannity" show Friday night:
Not to mention there was also an assassination attempt in which Trump was shot.
Sean Hannity asked Ramaswamy if he was talking about another candidate switch out. Ramaswamy didn't think that was likely, saying "But I do think we have a machine that we're up against that has already demonstrated that it is going to go to great measures to defeat Donald Trump."
Ramaswamy noted how the Dems negotiated for a really early first debate and once they saw Biden underperform, they swapped him out. "I think we have to learn from those lessons, that they're still going to have many more tricks up their sleeves."
He did not outline any of the "tricks" that he thinks might be pulled. But there is one obvious move they haven't played yet. If Kamala tanks badly, they may pull something big out, assuming they can. That's making Biden resign and giving her the Oval Office before November, so she can have the title going into the election.
That could give her a bump in the polls, although it could also put her more on the hook for any bad decisions. They're running out of time on that option, and I don't think that Biden [or more accurately, Jill] wants to give up the time he has left in office. That's why he hasn't already done it. They could try to move on the 25th Amendment, claiming he's "gotten worse," but the clock is ticking down on that too.
Bottom line, the folks in power don't want to release control and we need to be ready for anything. They've already thrown out a lot and failed.