IT'S CONVENTION TIME!

Dear Readers:

I noticed that for a guy sitting here in S.W. Ontario I spend a lot of time writing about U.S. politics, but what the hell folks, the only Canadian politicians who came anywhere close to having a personality during my lifetime were Pierre Trudeau and  Jean Chrétien.

AND EVEN THEY COULDN'T HOLD A CANDLE TO WHAT WE HAVE DOWN SOUTH NOW!

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Just to show you how bloody delusional some people can be, Sarah Palin is pissed because she wasn't named Drumpf's choice for Vice President, and as a result won't be a speaker at the convention this week!

Let me repeat the: Sarah Palin actually thought she had a shot at being Vice President ......., AGAIN! (Remember when this broad first endorsed Drumpf?)



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Drumpf's choice for Vice President is so bland I can't even remember his name, but I have noticed that when he looks at Drumpf it's like a puppy looking at his master ......, the rest of the time he just looks like a retard!

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While we're on the subject I have a lot of respect for people who pull out of  political races because they realize they don't have any hope in hell of winning ....., instead of just charging ahead in their delusional bubble! (The only exception to this might be Bernie Sanders because he had an agenda to promote.)

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Of course, ya might want to put a sock in a lot the Republican politicians (Beside Drumpf) who say totally asinine and idiotic things like "Hillary Clinton should be executed!"

A West Virginia Republican lawmaker said Sunday his comments made on Twitter calling for Democrat Hillary Clinton's public execution weren't meant to be taken literally.

House of Delegates member Mike Folk said that his tweet Friday over Clinton's use of a private email system while she served as secretary of state was "hyperbole." In the tweet, Folk said the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee "should be tried for treason, murder, and crimes against the US Constitution... then hung on the Mall in Washington, DC."

At the very least Mike Folk should have his tongue cut out for statements like that! [sic]

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Here's a shocker for ya kids:

Scott Baio, the former 1980s television heartthrob, famous for roles on “Charles in Charge,” “Joanie Loves Chachi” and “Happy Days,” announced Saturday on Fox News that he was personally asked by the Republican presidential candidate to step up to the podium at the RNC.

It really surprises me how Donald can get all these "big name" celebrities to support him, but at least with Scott he can play the "Happy Days" theme to his hearts content!