09-03-2016, 07:11 AM
Peter Lemkin Wrote:Increasingly it seems Americans are voting for anyone who does NOT represent the machines in the two parties that are really wing of the single American party.......
....This is a very strange race indeed....but not too surprising in some ways, as Americans have finally figured out that they are getting the short end of the stick...even if they haven't quite figured out who it is dishing out the beating to them - and why. They simply are voting 'NO' to politics as usual.
Yes, this is what it looks like to me too. Hilary is really on the nose with so may. Do they realise what she represents to so many? Apparently not. And that so may are prepare to give Trump a chance says a lot about the Republicans.
Peter Lemkin Wrote:However, the machines in both parties do NOT want either man, and are working hard now to see that neither gets their party's bid.
This is going to be the thing to watch. Already the GOP are urging people to vote for Hilary. She is one of them after all.
I love watching the political owners when they see too much democracy about to happen. All the excuses they come up with. We have the same with our micro parties. These are springing up because of dissatisfaction with the big players so they increase the price of registering massively and complain about how big the ballot paper is and we can possibly have them so big. LOL
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