A failure of imagination, seeding an alt-right message and Kamala's accomplishments

The Alan Sanders Show

Today’s show spends a lot of time looking at the techno-thriller’s 3rd re-write (to-date) and how the script keeps getting worse with each successive draft. Today we had the Acting Director for the US Secret Service, Ronald Rowe, and Deputy Director of the FBI, Paul Abbate, testifying before the Senate. Today’s hearing was really no more productive than the one hosted by the House last week.

We did learn that the USSS has determined their failure was a “failure of imagination.” Apparently, they failed to imagine that there might be bad people in the world who might want to carry out bad deeds. They failed to imagine what would happen if they just assumed their law enforcement partners already knew what they were doing. They failed to imagine what it might be like to not have a more well thought out communication plan.

By the time questions were asked by Senator Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), Senator Blumenthal (D-MA), Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) and Senator John Kennedy (R-LA), my head had already exploded multiple times. One thing is clear, we need to talk to the commander of the police units who was coordinating the other law enforcement personnel. There was obvious failure on that side of the story as well, and there are serious questions that need to be answered.

I had a lot of show prep regarding VP Kamala Harris, but decided to do more of an overview today, given how long I took to cover the Senate hearing. I do want to implore everyone to stick to Kamala’s current accomplishments, her current talking points and any past promises. We do not need to get personal because that will only muddy the water. She is a failed liberal with a Marxist view for America. We need to hammer that over and over from now until November 5.

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