Before this election, I'd become convinced that we were long past the point of ever having an outsider in office. Maybe that's why I've found myself so reserved about Trump. But every day since, it appears more convincing that he's what he seems to be... and that he won't be influenced in the same way as others in the past.
The problem is that they are going to make DT's job a living hell. I actually see some republicans being as hostile toward his proposals, if not more, than the democrats.
The powers-that-be are still trying to figure out what the heck is going on and whose pockets to line. They're slowly coming to realize that people are FED UP with globalization and the unending wave of
fakism sported by the media and the politically correct crowd. The first victim is Chelsea Clinton, who, after her mom's political demise, was quickly rushed to the front of the political line in what was going to be another obvious exercise in political fronting: She is white, young and a female. Three birds, one stone. Problem is... she is also a Clinton, hence she will not get very far.
I love it! I love seeing the Soros and the big bankers rushing to golf outings in Chile to figure out how to unravel the current state of political affairs.
For starters, I see them going after WikiLeaks big time. Then they will force the media outlets to become more radicalized in their content. The republican establishment will also be tapped to exercise pressure.
I love it! I, for once, am proud of my people. I'm proud in the sense that we saw we were being taken for a ride and we made a decision in spite of the media hurricane of pro-Clinton support. None of the Scotland (or Quebec or any other fake indecisive a-holes) pro-independence 49-51% stuff.
Hillary's stench of post menstrual vaginal discharge was pungent enough and we called it.