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The President has completed his final State of the Union Address Tuesday night. It was about what you should expect of a President who is on his way out of office. He said nothing new, nothing that himself or members of the Democratic Party had not said before. There was nothing shocking or spectacular about it. It was simply the last speech of a lame duck President that is on his way out. But there were some parts that were a bit odd and seemed to be completely detached from reality.
Now this is not directed to any one politician in particular (or perhaps I can say it is directed at most of them), but this is about the concept itself (I mentioned this in a blog back in October 2014, right
The first Democratic Party debate is over and this time we heard from the other half of the plutocracy. Obviously the Democratic Party debate was much less entertaining then the GOP but nonetheless lacking on some of the major issues. Unlike the GOP debates, which candidates spend a good deal of time with petty remarks about each other and such, the Dems spent a good deal of their time on side issues with the effect of covering more topics then the Republicans.
The GOP have finished up their first debate, in what is promising to be yet another long drawn-out mind-numbing Presidential election that will end in upholding the same old status quo anyway. In any case, it shaped up to be a typical Republican debate with the usual themes, talking points, and word play between candidates (and occasionally the Fox News bobble-heads). Naturally, blind Republicans will think the debate was great and blind Democrats will think they were all horrible because that is what blind dopes do. But if you take out the entertainment value then you really see the lack of substance throughout the debate.