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Mike Pence won Tuesday night’s vice presidential debate because he was able to advance the message of change that the Republican ticket represents. Plus, Donald Trump doesn’t have much of a ground game strategy. Will it matter?; Did Mitt Romney just endorse no-name Evan McMullin?, and, Michelle Obama mocks Trump, tells us what we need in a candidate.

Tonight’s vice presidential debate provides Mike Pence the chance to highlight the Republican ticket’s superiority on the issues. Plus, Does Trump’s odd behavior of late really betray a desire to lose the election?; Supreme Court gives Trump a “gift horse” to talk about immigration again, and, Even after eight years in the White House, Obama still does not understand Americans.

No matter who Donald Trump might have called heavy twenty years ago will have little bearing on this year’s issues and economics-driven election. Plus, Workforce participation numbers reinforce Trump’s economic message; World Trade leaders quaking in fear at the prospect of a President Trump, and, Mike Pence will help squelch the media frenzy over Trump’s temperament.

Hillary Clinton said everyone was “implicitly biased” the other night but you don’t hear a peep about it from the press. Plus, What is worse, calling one person fat or tens of millions deplorable?; Everyone has an opinion on how Donald Trump can improve for the next debate, and, Trump’s transition team preparing to change the course of the country.

Michelle Obama stumps for Crooked Hillary, provides a dark glimpse into the mindset and panic of the Democrats. Plus, The only reason why voters are considering Gary Johnson is because Hillary is so awful; Uh oh -- Democrats in a panic over Trump’s outreach to African-American voters, and, Hillary didn’t convince many skeptics in Monday’s debate.

Pundits say Trump blew it on Monday night by not raising a number of important topics, but perhaps he’s just saving them for greater impact closer to the election. Plus, To moderate or to fact check, that is the question; #NeverTrumpers cite the Bible again in dissing Ted Cruz for endorsing Trump, and, Ratings for Trump vs. Clinton Part I set a new debate viewing audience record.

The first debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton was more contentious than most anticipated, but on the whole it probably benefited Trump more. Plus, The New York Times and Washington Post continue their open Hillary advocacy; Will Donald Trump carry through with his decision to appoint conservative Justices?, and, Not only can Trump get to 270, he will do it easier than the Democrats think.

Though debates don’t usually alter a presidential race very much, Donald Trump could help himself a lot this year by appearing presidential. Plus, Non major-party candidates won’t be at the debate and deservedly so; Ted Cruz does the right thing, endorses Donald Trump, and, Trump ups the ante with huge TV ad buy before the election.

The last thing Ted Cruz should do on the Trump endorsement question is listen to the advice of the desperate #NeverTrumpers. Plus, Conway could be the key to breaking the Democrats’ lock on Millennials; Trump’s non-traditional views on TV advertising confounds the political class, and, Would smiling more help Crooked Hillary in Monday’s debate?

I’ve met lots of people who have opinions on Donald Trump, but no one ever wants to talk about Hillary. Plus, Speculation is rampant on the first presidential debate, but predicting the event is more difficult than ever this year; Are the #NeverTrumpers truly on life support or just wandering the world alone?, and, Poll analyst Nate Silver boosts Trump’s chances of winning dramatically.

Since Donald Trump is probably the only Republican that could have won this year it doesn’t make sense for #NeverTrump not to support him. Plus, A Kennedy spills the beans on Bush family’s preference for Hillary; Defeating the biased media’s narratives on how well Trump can do this year, and, Trump will have to battle Crooked Hillary – and the moderator – in upcoming debates.

It shouldn’t take threats from RNC Chairman Reince Priebus to get GOP primary losers onboard the Trump effort. Plus, Ample evidence that Trump is not only bringing in new voters, he’s adding new donors; Even with Trump’s rise in the polls, his detractors still say the Electoral College will sink him, and, Trump town hall in black church will be must-see TV on Wednesday night.

Trump enjoys an “Arsenio Hall” moment of his own on the Jimmy Fallon show last week. Plus, Donald Trump’s economic message is a winner, and it’s what the electorate wants to hear; Reporter’s week in Europe proves Trump scares the Europeans to death, and, Battle over Obama’s judicial appointees should be a major issue in this year’s election.

The increasingly lonely forces of #NeverTrump can’t get themselves to join the fight so they must continue wandering in the dark alone. Plus, Turning the tables, Trump giving the Clintons a dose of their own medicine; Trump’s characterization of Michigan pastor as a “nervous mess” is much ado about nothing, and, Swing state polls show Trump gaining ground; Democrats are starting to panic.

The remark ripped aside the mask of left-wing compassion and empathy. It’s not Adlai Stevenson’s Party any longer, a Party of honorable liberals. Instead, it’s a progressive Party, and progressives are liberals who have learned how to hate. Before Hillary’s LGBT audience, her remarks were greeted with the derision and laughter that bares its teeth. And then the chattering class of columnists doubled down.

Hillary's supporters say it’s Donald Trump’s rhetoric that is “divisive.” Just so. But it’s rich to hear them claim that their words and politics are “inclusive.” So is the town dump. They have chopped American society into so many offendable identities that only a Yale freshman can name them all.

Donald Trump’s family leave and childcare proposals will hit home with a Republican constituency that he desperately needs to please. Plus, Crooked Hillary may have gotten Republicans to name who is “deplorable,” but her credibility is nil; As Hillary stumbles, swing state polls appear to be moving in Trump’s favor, and, Trump visits Oz with results of health exam; will they put him over the rainbow?

Conspiracy theorists might say the Democrats staged Hillary’s health scare to distract from her “deplorables” remark. Plus, #NeverTrump won’t get back in the election yet can’t explain why they’re still staying out; Hillary Clinton has done what no one else could do -- turn Donald Trump into a great candidate, and, Pence makes House call to ask for support, but he shouldn’t have to.

No wonder Clinton was so giddy at the LGBT bash. They are taking America away from the “haters,” as they look down in moral supremacy on the pitiable Middle Americans who are passing away. But a question arises for 2017. Why should Middle America, given what she thinks of us, render a President Hillary Clinton and her regime any more allegiance or loyalty than Colin Kaepernick renders to the America he so abhors?

Clinton’s disability invites the voting public to look at what she stands for: not least for a party-wide attitude of disdain for people who think differently than Democrats think. They’re the kind of people you can’t and don’t want to work with.