Everything about last night’s
debate was interesting. We finally saw
the cracks beginning to form from inside the Trump egg since his fall off of the polls
(thanks to the surge of Dr. Ben Carson). I just hope all the tea partiers and
all the anti-government people can’t put Trump back together after last night’s dismal performance.
On the
other hand, how about Carly Fiorina’s performance? She did an amazing job and came to the debate well prepared - which I image is the same way she handled a meeting at HP. She not only went toe-to-toe with
Trump, she also took on Christie for a few minutes. Fiorina is the new
front-runner by the end of two weeks. While her message of getting right to
work on the first day is ideal for a Republican (making calls to Israel &
Iran and telling Iran where the United States stands), her business experience
is not the best for her to cling to regarding qualifications. The main reason
she ran Hewlett-Packard into the ground is because it was dealing with the
powerhouses of Apple and Microsoft (at times). She will know what to do on day
one, unlike Trump who will learn on the job, but it won’t be for the right
reasons. I have much more to discuss about the debate from last night and I
think the best way to discuss it is to focus on each candidate on the stage.
Overall, I think by the end of two weeks the polls will read as follow:
1) Fiorina 29%
2) Trump 23%
1) Fiorina 29%
2) Trump 23%
3) Carson 21%
4) Rubio 12%
5) Bush 5%
6) Kasich 4%
7) Paul 2%
8) Christie 1%
9) Cruz 1%
10) Huckabee 1%
11) Lindsey 1%
The next to drop out will probably be Bobby Jindal, Governor
of Louisiana – by Halloween.
Update: My first percentages equaled 196% - I have revised them (What can I say, I'm not a math major haha)
Update: My first percentages equaled 196% - I have revised them (What can I say, I'm not a math major haha)
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