Notations On Our World & The Friday Musical Interlude

It has been a very busy 24 hours on the political scene in the United States.   It was GOP Debate night as the 17 candidates were given a platform to showcase themselves and to introduce themselves to the American Public.   We  had released an update on it and will be releasing commentary as we continue to assess the field and the roadmap ahead.    This was also the night that Senator Chuck Schummer of New York, The No 3 Democrat in the Senate and the expected incoming Senate Minority Leader, announced his opposition to the Iran Deal.

Since it is time for the "Friday Musical Interlude", our team decided upon this from Nelson Rangall as our "Artist Of the Week" which we hope all enjoy:  

Notations On Our World (Special Edition): On the #IranDeal

+Huffington Post Politics is reporting that Senator Chuck Schummer of New York will announce his opposition to the Iran Deal tomorrow.   It will be interesting to see what his rationale is for the deal and whether his opposition will fracture the strategy to keep the deal together as the perilous #Vote4Peace Quest becomes more challenging by the day for the Obama Administration.     

Notations on Our World: On the #US Political Scene (A Brief Newsflash w/Updated Notations on #Canada)

Tonight is the night for the GOP as Fox News is hosting the GOP candidate debates which concluded a few hours ago.    The highlights are now available here (Courtesy of the Guardian of London and Fox News).    No one was spared.   The Supreme Court, President Obama, Hillary Clinton and "Washington" was all in their sights along with the Iran Deal.   The current 1st Tier candidates will also be on in Cleveland later on tonight. 

The US Cable Show Networks have been discussing the possibilities and the roadmap ahead with one story noting how Senator Rubio and Governor Walker are favored by the GOP Voters.   The broad consensus say that Carly Fiorina won based on a Twitter "Vote" that Fox ran. O'Reilly Factor is also on now as Bill O'Reilly notes how Fiorina was authoritative and firm in her delivery and featuring a brief overview of the current Tier 1 candidates by the reporters and associates covering the current candidates as the "Big Show" is before us here and now.    It is now "live" as Brett Bauer, Chris Wallace and Megyn Kelly are now live and on the air.

As the battle continues, Carly Fiornia just sent out a Fundraising request:

Friend--

What’s wrong with this picture?

The only CEO of a fortune 20 company and the candidate with the best plan for our country’s future is missing.

Carly Fiorina isn't on that stage. She sounds different, she has a different experience, and she even looks different, but the media has decided it doesn't matter.

Well, I think they were dead wrong. If you agree, I need you to show it right now by making a donation to what we're doing here.

What is missing from the prime time debate is the positive vision that only a candidate who's had the wide variety of experiences that Carly has had can bring to the table. Keeping her out is a mistake. It is terrible for our party. It is bad for our country. It is just plain wrong.

Beyond the US, there is Canada. The major Canadian parties are also having their first debate after The Prime Minister announced the dissolution of Parliament. It will be another very interesting campaign as the NDP seems to be the frontrunner. 

Never a dull moment throughout our World.....