[TheRealThing]

^^ Hoot I keep saying this and it keeps going right over your head. Yes Trump has his rough spots. For example, when under the fire of some particular charge he reacts rather the way we might in similar circumstances. He's certainly no polished politician who can effectively lie and smile convincingly. That apart from his opponent who can dodge incredibly overwhelming and damnable charges, for which in many cases, there is some measure of proof thanks to WikiLeaks and others. The thing is-is in all of the deluge and revelations of ever unfolding cases, within the attempts to provide cover or do damage control there is always a shred of truth mixed in with the spin salad in which the facts are couched. Put together, the expanded truth has nonetheless begun to emerge.

If not for Trump we wouldn't even be talking about things like Globalism and illegal immigration, our weakened military, or the corruption being revealed within government circles. Much less to have seen those things brought fearlessly out into the open, even to the point of becoming campaign issues. No we would be going the Paul Ryan route, embracing the diverse even if they are criminal gate crashers, and allowing the Dems to define Republicans and blow up a sand storm of political correctness meant to completely cloud the real issues from the eyes of a sleeping electorate. I have been saying the protestors at the various Trump rallies were hired to create havoc, and recent revelations have shown that to be the truth. That alone should have been a Watergate eclipsing story.

Instead we see that the establishment of both sides, the media and other talking heads are completely content to continually concentrate their fire on the messenger and in your case, hold contempt for the record setting millions who have thus far voted for Trump. We are 14 days away from voting day. I still say Trump will install the best minds out there as cabinet members, SC judges and agency heads to try and unravel the damage done and govern more like traditional statesmen. 'This is a binary choice,' has been the overworked catch phrase for this election. But it is true that we face a fork in the road, the left fork is more of the same, the right one offers some chance for a return to normalcy. Given the fact that the voter has been run over by activist judges willing to overturn legal referendums and such, I am not one who accepts that what has happened to this country of late qualifies as having been 'moved forward.' Give me the fork to the right and let's see what happens.

The left was in denial and incredulous after they were swept out of the House in 2010. So, what did they do? Double down on the same old-same old. They were stunned and shaken in 2014 when they were swept from the Senate, and again doubled down more forcefully. This election season has seen the mother of all double downs however, as the no holds barred analogy falls laughably short of capturing the politics of the moment. I say this not in support of Republicans who've been equally unable to recognize the mood of the people; But to point out that it is the people who're rising. That rise gave us DJT, and this election day we will see if it was enough to carry him to the White House. IMHO the people hold enormous power and recognition of that fact has the establishment and the media (who have believed for decades they could sway public opinion completely), a bit wide eyed.