You capture Trump so well.
Ken Bone sat alone at home watching the beginning of the presidential debate. He shouldn’t have been stuck at home, he should have been at the debate himself asking the questions. Nobody cared about him anymore, not since the appeal of his red sweater and wholesome charm had vanished from public memory. Maybe he would have gotten more attention if he had admitted that he actually voted for Gary Johnson. Maybe it would have made things worse. At the very least, maybe they would still be talking about him. Now all the media cared about was “Narwhal Kid”, an adorable adolescent wearing a t-shirt sporting a narwhal that asked a question during the second debate on oil spills. Ken Bone did not forget, Ken Bone did not forgive, and the day would come when they would all be sorry they forgot about him.
I love everything about this, especially what is bolded.
I'm Audie Cornish of NPR’s All Things Considered
I'm a regular listener of NPR. All Things Considered is my favorite show and Audie Cornish is my favorite host so I love that you have her as a debate moderator in 2020.