[TheRealThing]

I disagree Hoot.

It's the GOP that has systematically tried to destroy Trump. Trump isn't a seasoned politician...a trait that I particularly liked. Everyone, GOP, Hillary, news media, etc has taken full advantage of that.

I also read the article about Hillary's campaign receiving the questions beforehand.

Trump may not be the best option, but I resent the fact that he isn't able to lose fairly.

He's just worried that a few folks will see the irony here and snap out of any question as to who the best option is, is. One of said options said some things he'd like to take back but which did not hurt anyone, (haven't we all?). And who BTW, despite his lack of political experience and propensity for New York crassitudes, is nonetheless very likely more qualified to be President. While the other has been proven to be a liar. In support of which are a veritable Library of Alexandria's worth of emails recovered from cyber infinity by FBI Director James Comey, many more were procured by lawsuit, and thousands more were released as hacked by the founder of WikiLeaks. But you're right Granny, Trump is fighting on three fronts. The Dems, the media and the power jokers, I mean brokers, of his own party. And let's understand something here. We've just gone through 8 years of a micro managed government and the result of which has been to see the American oak reduced to a stump. Trump will allow cabinet members and others in authority to do their jobs. He will like Ronald Reagan, delegate authority and responsibility into qualified hands. And no matter what Hoot and the rest of the #deniers have to say against Trump, the significance of the coming appointments to the SC could not be overstated. And then there is the glaring annoyance of the outcome of the presidential primaries in which the people chose a nominee only to see party establishment reject that nominee. That's a true picture of freedom now isn't it?

Then we have the laughable scenario meant to provide cover for the inexcusable in which Dems insist Americans should reject all those Wiki emails on grounds of patriotism. We should not allow Putin to influence the outcome of this election they say. Forget the fact that Wiki has been the one stepping up to accommodate the people's right to know concerning the maneuverings of madam Secretary of State. BTW, since when did the people's business become none of the people's business? Talk about your reversal of fortunes, but it is as I have said from the outset when it became apparent that The Donald was going to be our nominee; The people are sick of being hazed and talked to as if they're too stupid or too insignificant to care if they're used like some kind of lower life form by establishment elites. That's the secret to Trump's success, not because they're a basket of deplorables. In fact as one leaked email confirms, it is Hillary whose success depends in no small measure to the cooperation of uninformed voters.

It is a sad state of affairs when the people are forced to look to Julian Assange and Dinesh D'souza to learn the truth about back room dealings and our own history. BTW, one email confirms that NBC had the Trump tape in August but chose to release it at time to cause "maximum damage," the day before the debate.