Today's episode is a thought exercise about the character of the leader we select and political possibilities.

To overwhelmingly reject the MSPP (MAGA Satin Putin party) ideology locally and nationally reject Donald Trump, Biden must withdraw.

Vice President Kamala Harris then immediately becomes the Presidential nominee - securing all the existing funding. And then, she selects as her running mate, Liz Chaney.

Harris and Chaney’s combined service, expertise and experiences covers the political waterfront and should be a welcomed relief for all Americans who are exhausted and sick and tired of our partisan divide.

It’s a quick review of podcasts 8 & 9.

Even with our partisan political landscape, it’s preposterous to believe Joe Biden is the only person in America that can defeat a rising dictator.

As a retired pilot, conservative and Christian who has voted mostly republican all my life, I now feel - politically - homeless.

The episode offers a timely course correction after the 1st Presidential debate and urges Dr Jill Biden, for selfish reasons, to nudge her husband to withdraw from the fall elections.

I also ask whether America is lurching toward leaving democracy behind and joining the axis of evil?

This podcast again explains why the MAGA Satin Putin Party (MSPP) is dangerous and the 3 steps we American citizens can take now and this fall to thwart their advance. The choice is clear; do we want to keep our democracy or suffer the evil of a dictator.

MSPP 2 examines our upcoming fall Presidential election and offers that, as dysfunctional as our choices appear, we American citizens have wonder opportunity to make Safe Landings for our families.

This election is not about what we want. This election is solely about what we do not want.

This starts a 3-episode series called MSPP. It defines MSPP as MAGA, Satin, Putin Party also formerly known as the Republican Party.

This is also a Texas satire about my hometown Southlake, Texas - which may or may not be similar to politics of your home town.

Brad & Teddy explore 3 ways to understand and organize our civic chaos