Okay, going out on a limb here, but stay with me. Some of you may remember a guy named Cal Worthington. He owned some car dealerships in southern California in the 60's and 70's. He was known for wacky commercials featuring animals and things like that, and he would make outrageous statements like "If I can't sell you a car, I'll stand on my head or I will eat my hat." Well, I'm going to borrow his hat line right now and say this: I am not going to join the DeSantis bandwagon. Not getting good vibes from this guy. I think he has the support of McConnell, Ryan, Rove and other never-Trumpers. Throw the Bushes in there too. He looks good, is young, wiped the map with Crist in Florida, and is riding high...but he made a mistake with that "God sends a soldier" business. He is going to split the Republican party and leave Trump supporters out in the cold, while he rides off to glory with the current Republican establishment. They are propping him up to make a run in 2024 so that they can get rid of Trump.

My resolve for Trump is even stronger than it was before. I believe he is sincerely devoted to giving power back to the people. He didn't have to do what he did, running for office. He was doing just fine. He did it for the most altruistic of reasons: he saw the people were being controlled and oppressed by their government, which abused them and tricked them into thinking that government was the solution. He took more hell than anyone on this planet because he had [and still has] the balls to do so. He's smart and has a tendency to plan and think many moves ahead while playing chess. I played competitive chess for years and would be scared shitless if I came up against this guy. He knows what he is doing. When it comes to politics, he is the Mangus Carlsson or the Garry Kasparov of the political world.

I'm older now and based upon the fact that my father died at 63 and my two older brothers died before they were 70, I do the math. I'm 60. Been around the block a few times. If I'm lucky I'll make it to 75. I may or may not be alive for the dawn of the New Republic of the United States of America. I hope I am, but if I am not, my opinion [going back to Cal Worthington] is this: if I am wrong about DeSantis, I'll stand on my head and eat my hat [and as I am losing hair, I have a lot of hats]. I don't trust that guy. I trust Trump. I'll even go way, way out on a limb and say this - I wouldn't be surprised that when Trump makes his announcement, he will start a third party, just like Teddy Roosevelt did. Only time will tell. Now I have to go make adjustments to my tinfoil hat because it's starting to slip off my big fat head.