Fight Night: VANCE vs WALZ Debate

Another major difference is that Vance, like most political candidates, speaks like an adult, while Trump expresses himself in a very immature manner.  Before you jump in my shit, that's not a criticism, it's an observation of reality shared by many.  Trump is the least articulate major party presidential candidate in recent memory.  The obvious exception is Joe Biden, whose advancing senility has made him almost incomprehensible, but who was very articulate when he was much younger.

I agree, and appreciate the sentiment.  We'd be better served as American citizens if the tickets of both parties were turned upside down.

I think Walz is a bit of a buffoon, but I'd happily have a beer with him.  And I'd love to have two or three (or four) with Vance.  I'd have a beer with Trump if offered a large sum of money or if I had a gun to my head.  And I wouldn't even piss on Kamala Harris if she were on fire.

 I'm assuming those 3 criticisms are examples of what you early claimed to be an "immature manner".

Speaking & writing are different when it comes to the ability to communicate, especially when it is one-on-one or in a small group where non-verbal communication plays a major role.  Not being grammatically correct or using shortcuts to keep peoples attention can allow concepts to make sense to the receiving party.  Calling it immature sounds very elitist.

It would be nice if people didn't brag about themselves.  Boxing was ruined by that loudmouth Muhammad Ali going on & on about how he was the greatest of all time.

While we all like to believe ourselves to be above childish insults & name-calling, it seems we all do it (note your comment about not pissing on a burning Harris above).  Since Trump has endured nearly a decade of being called Hitler, fascist, racist, sexist and had numerous hoaxes spread about him by the media & the left (even after having been debunked), I understand why he reacts the way he does.  I know that you, me & Mother Theresa are all above responding in that manner, it is a shame that Trump can't be more like us.

When Ali called himself the greatest of all time, (a) he was right, and (b) he wasn't running for President of the United States.  When Trump brags about himself, he's wrong more often than he's right.

You will notice than when I refused to piss on her, I called her Kamala Harris.  Not cognitively-impaired lyin' Kamala Harris, like certain presidential candidates have begun doing.  And I'd also wager their comments reach a much wider audience and have more impact than mine.

To be accurate, Trump was bragging and name-calling years before he endured any of those indignities.

I can't vouch for Mother Teresa, but you and I should be beatified as soon as we pass away.  Trump, not so much (e.g. thou shalt not commit adultery).

When you run your own business, you don't like taking sh!t from anyone, especially vendors.    I see that in myself and Trump.   Most people weren't responsible for making things work at an enterprise level.  That is the problem with politicians, IMO.  They don't care.  It isn't their money.   They kowtow to contributors and eat whatever they are serving.  

JD is a good guy, but the longer a person is a politician, the more they lose sight of what is important:  Making things work.  I the case of Trump right now, he is focused on making this country work.  Sure, we would like an eloquent leader, but I would give up some of that for someone that isn't going to take sh@t and just make the economy and our civilization work.  

I don't think I have ever seen such an easy choice on the ballot.