58 percent of Americans say they “don’t identify with what
America has become,” according to a recent Reuters survey. 53 percent of
Americans say that they “feel like a stranger” in their own country. The
majority of these folks are white and members of the working class who both party’s establishments view as
little more than lepers. These folks don’t care for Obamacare, and they do not
want their culture swept away forever by an ever swelling tsunami of illegal immigrants.
They respect the Founders, the Constitution and revere the First and Second
Amendments. They know that the number of Americans on permanent disability is at an all-time high, the number of
Americans not in the labor force is at an all-time high and that the number of
Americans on food stamps is at an all-time high…as is the national debt. They
also know that her military is a shell of what it was only a few short years
ago.
This
leads to entirely understandable hatred of the establishment elites, which
is the single most important driving force in this election cycle.
And to
the phenomenal rise of Donald Trump. Many of us thought that a Trump
presidential nomination was improbable at best. Yet, due to the breathtaking
cravenness and irrationality of the Republican establishment, it is extremely likely
that- one week from today- the Donald will be a fait accompli.
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