It is July the 19th, 108 days until the last polls closed on Election Day, and it is 31 days away

from the convening of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. It is the day after

Donald Trump's acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention, which broke all records for duration, for inanity,

for nonsensicalness, and for cult-like devotion from the audience.

This is the morning.

Donald Trump's 93-minute ramble, deeply impressed CNN commentator Van Jones.

Now, I don't know about that.

I seem to recall Barack Obama speaking in a completely filled NFL stadium,

and he talked about hope and change.

It wasn't a dishonest, messianic, insane ramble. It wasn't

a Fidel Castro speech. But whatever the energy, Van Jones thinks that he felt in the room,

my God, he should have been at Nuremberg. At any rate, the Republican

Convention has come to an end. And Donald Trump is leading in the race for president. He is

ahead. He is winning every swing state, and now states like New Mexico, Minnesota, Virginia,

and New Hampshire are in play. The news of the hour is not

Donald Trump's convention speech or the aftermath of his zany convention. It is the implosion

of President Biden's re-election campaign. It is ending, and it will end in the next couple of days. The Democrats

don't yet have a candidate for president. Now, a lot of people are having a hard time orienting

around what is happening in the Democratic Party. It's important to understand it's not a top-down event. It's not a rainstorm or a hailstorm.

What you're seeing is the ground giving out, giving way underneath the feet of the Democratic

establishment who foisted this charade on the American people.

It is interesting that the architects of the 2024 rigged democratic process that brought the

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