“The Debate” Summarized In Plain English

 

Kabuki Theater is one way to describe “The Debate” summarized.

 

But what is Kabuki Theater?

 

The phrases Kabuki theater, kabuki dance, or kabuki play are sometimes used in political discourse to describe an event characterized more by showmanship than by content.

 

And despite all the rhetoric, commentary, and social media discourse…especially about how Presidential Trump looked compared to a stuttering feeble old man…we believe “The Debate” was a success for Trump AND the Democrats.

 

Huh?

 

The lamentations, wailing, and travailing of the Presstitutes claiming “how sad this is to see our president in such a weaken state” …blah, blah, blah…serves a purpose.

 

 

Put on your Tin-Foil hats for a moment and stay with me here as we summarize the debate in a few bullet points that most people would not even consider…

 

 

Debate Summarized

 

 

• The effects and reactions from most correspondents were exactly what the Democrats wanted
• They will now draft Hillary at the convention in August to run for president
• She will start WW3
• And it is exactly what the Neocons running the White House (for the last three years) want
• And with Hillary running, they will claim there was no reason to rig the election (but it will be rigged)

 

 

In case you missed it, Hillary has already been campaigning in preparation for her August debut.

 

And she has been circulating her “coffee mug” endorsement of “Turns Out She Was Right About Everything.”

 

This sets up the perfect rematch for her get her revenge for losing to Trump the first time.

And in the process,Debate it will give new meaning to Kabuki Theater.

 

If you’ve been reading our posts for a while, you know we have been saying how the Democrats are desperate to replace Biden.

 

And after last night’s debate it appears their “Hail Mary” play has worked.

 

We’ll have a lot more to say about this in our July “…In Plain English” newsletter (HERE).

 

So, stay tuned…and be sure to keep some dry powder (cash on hand) to seize on opportunities in the markets.

 

Share this with a friend…regardless of whether they love or hate Hillary.  They’ll thank YOU later.

 

And tell them:

 

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But we use finance to give you hope.

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