Election Entertainment

Alabama Plays the Trump Card to Defeat Georgia Candidate Trump wearing Georgia Red with Crimson Tide supporters The only thing more divisive than this year's election would probably be the Alabama/Georgia game.  While everybody in the stadium was probably as red as blood, the shades made all the difference.  Mr. Trump sat with the Alabama Tide because one of his Mar  Largo members offered an invite that probably included a campaign contribution.  His support was widely noticed in the Tuscaloosa stadium, much to the chagrin of the Georgia fans, who watched as the Tide kept the Bulldogs from reaching the winning goal in the final minutes while tolerating the constant chant 'Eat Them Dawgs' from Tide fans, who were referring to the rumors of Haitians eating neighbors' pets in  Springfield, Ohio, not the Bulldogs.  Mr. Trump got caught between high Tide and many potential Georgia voters.  It was more entertaining than the halftime show.

 Welcome Back This has been a difficult year for quality entertainment in the 2024 election cycle.  While there have been countless sideshows and outrageous actions, the mood of the audience has turned dark.  One major candidate bowing out due to senescence and another almost assassinated have dulled the audience's senses.  The race is almost a dead heat in more way than one.  What could move the needle in this dark race? The October Surprise Of course, there have been many of these in our history.  It must be the Halloween spirit.  To name a few - The Founding of the U.S. Navy (1775), The Great Hurricane of 1780, The Battle of Yorktown (1781), The Second Battle of Bull Run (1863), Hayward California Earthquake (1968), The Chicago Fire (1871), The Stock Market Crash (1929), The Launch of Sputnik (1957), The Cuban Missile Crisis (1962), Civil Rights Act of 1964 Enforced, The Pentagon Papers – Completion of Study (1969), "The October Surprise" of the 198...