How much hay are Biden and Trump making from each other?

(This is Part-4 in a series; for Part-5, click here; for Part-3, click here.)

MONDAY JULY 15. 2 DAYS AFTER THE ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT. IF THAT’S WHAT IT WAS: here.

FLASH FORWARD TO THURSDAY, JULY 18, THE LAST NIGHT OF THE RNC:

Biden’s freedom from attacks by his own people only lasted a few days. Bang. Obama is publicly leaning toward dumping Joe. Pelosi looks like she’s about to jump on that train, too. Biden could be out of the race by the time you read this.

But Trump isn’t looking good, either. I watched most of his rambling oration at the RNC. He seemed worn out and subdued. None of that fist pumping FIGHT! He recited a long list of miracles he’ll pull off as President—without much fervor.

His speech was a slow low fire.

He didn’t attack Biden much. He went for “unity.” Then he attacked Biden.

Both men now seem distracted and exhausted and refried…at the end of so many obvious lies they’ve been peddling.

The thing with Trump is, you want to believe him because he does have his hands on the right problems which desperately need fixing. But his track record of empty self-inflating promises and lies about fulfilling those promises…not good. Not good at all.

The man is wearing down. That’s what it looks like. How many years can you keep saying you’re great and your programs are great?

The level of absurd shilling at FOX for Trump, all through the RNC, has been staggering. Hosts, anchors, guests, pundits—they’ve signed contracts in blood to pump up every single thing Trump claims. He’s Russell Crowe in Gladiator, he’s Dana White and Hulk Hogan and Moses all rolled up into one.

At levels of control beyond the Dem and Repub parties, men want to see the whole US election system crash. They’ve already nailed Biden to the wall. He’s done. Now it’s Trump’s turn. Will he develop “health problems?” Possibly stemming from the assassination attempt?