Secession

 I'm hearing sour-grapes from the Democrats.  They really are bummed-out that Trump is the president, and they'll likely stay that way for four more years, if my analysis of the current political climate is correct.

Take Lanny Davis, a Clintonista, who is finding himself to be increasingly irrelevant.

Which leads to some interesting questions, purely on an academic level.  Where will the capitol be located?  What type of border controls will be in place?  If, for example, a family from Oregon wants to relocate to Texas, how will that work?  What about the military bases in the new country:  Do you think that the US will give up its bases in San Diego, or Hawaii, or Washington?  Or New London?  No, more likely we'll just keep them, like we kept Guantanamo. 

With tonight's opening of the debate, hopefully, the difference between the candidates will start to become more clearly defined.  Of course, in my mind, they are already clearly defined.