New Rules For Veep Debate!

 For the Vice-Presidential debate to take place Wednesday, October 07, current Vice President Mike Pence and Senatrix Kamala Harris-Emhoff will be separated by plexiglass no doubt inspired by Get Smart's "Cone of Silence". 

With Donald Trump having been infected with the China Virus sometime around the first Presidential debate, one can assume that no chances are being taken with Mr. Pence, nor with presumptive President-in-waiting Mrs. Emhoff, especially considering her past experience in using sexual harassment to get ahead and especially false allegations of same to destroy men, such as Justice Kavanaugh. Mr. Pence has been long derided by the Left (and some on the Right, sadly) for not allowing himself to be put in a position to be womanipulated by snakes like Mrs. Emhoff, and any physical separation has to be a welcome addition. Just as President Trump had to debate both Emhoff's running mate, Joe Biden, AND FAUX News' Chris Wallace, Pence will have to face off against Susan Page, of the virulently anti-Trump Administration USA Today AND Mrs. Emhoff, a nightmarish tagteam. Let's hope he wins.

Space Force!

Well, technically America's Space Force, but, since the media tends to attribute anything they do NOT like to the President, I'm willing to call something cool his. it appears, according to Daily Wire, that, even while they were busily attempting to  Impeach him, "the House of Representatives passed a $738 billion bill that would start funding President Trump’s much-cherished Space force."
 Trump has been blocked in many efforts throughout his first term, and the attempted coup is emblematic of how much the Deep State fears him and the American voter, but one thing I've always been impressed by is how forward-thinking his policies actually ARE, and Space Force is both awesome and a look at the future. While ReGreta Thunberg and Nazi Pelosi whine about "climate change" and how we can punish ourselves here on Earth, Trump is already looking outward. I'm in.

   On a related note, Chuck Dixon and Timothy Lim have a cool "Space Force" comic project on Indiegogo: