First we had
the RNC where we witness some disruption on the first day as some delegates
attempted to change the rules. Members
of the Never Trump movement attempted to change the convention rules to give
all delegates the chance to vote their conscious. If delegates are sent to a convention to vote
their conscious, why have a primary campaign where the candidate with the most
votes wins. This is a case where the
party prefers the candidate they want over what the people voted for in the
primaries. There were 17 candidates
that started in the republican primary and only one received the required 1237
votes to clinch the nomination. In fact,
he received approximately 400 votes over the requirement. Now, if the Republican Party wanted another
candidate, then they should have done what the democrats did and have super
delegates earmarked to Hillary regardless what Bernie did and requested some of
the 17 candidates to drop out to give others a chance to overcome what they saw
happening with voters going for Trump.
With super delegates they would have made sure the candidate they wanted
would receive these votes and maybe Trump would not have received the required
1237. But, we all know that means the
primary was fixed and the voters had no choice regardless who they voted
for.
Now we know
officially that Trump is the republican candidate and has chosen Mike Pence,
governor of Indiana and former House and Senate member. This pick can balance the ticket from the
boisterous Trump to the more refined Pence.
Throughout
the primary battle between all candidates, there were times some of the
language got down to cutter level, something we have seen in not only previous
primaries lately as well as the general election. We saw the candidates throw allegations and
innuendos against each other while at the time Ted Cruz attempted to stay above
the fray. But, we all know as in every
campaign, one cannot stay away from such rhetoric. It was a shame what was said about Ted’s
father and wife, but we also must admit, even if Ted did not respond in like
kind, other candidates or news media did.
Should The Donald had apologized for his rhetoric? I think he should have, especially after
listening to all his children sing his praises as the type of father he
is. But, The Donald probably believes an
apology would show weakness, although I think it would show strength. But, what do I know.
If Ted Cruz
used this speech to maybe be the candidate in 2020, I believe he is making a
mistake. If Trump wins this election,
there is no way either Ted or Marco should consider even running unless Trump
decides to be a one term president. In
that case, Pence would be the nominee if he performs as expected. At least Marco Rubio endorsed Trump even
though he received some of the brunt of the rhetoric. But, this primary we could see that Rubio was
not ready for primetime. After last
night, even though Cruz had hurt feelings, he at least could have said the
following: “We have a choice this
election between a candidate that embraces Marxist ideology who adores Saul
Alinsky and wrote her thesis on this person.
Of course, we cannot see this thesis as she refuses to release it over
the last 30 years. So we are left with a
choice of a left radical candidate in Hillary that believes government knows
better and has lied her way and defrauded the American people for over 30 years
or a capitalist that believes the people know better”.
This did not
happen, so why did Cruz even attend this convention. Ted Cruz knows if Hillary wins, our country
is gone and will become a dictatorship where the president will circumvent
congress with executive orders or through government agencies where these
agencies will go after their opposition.
Something you see in a banana republic.
So now, we
are going to witness the DNC that originally was supposed to be a smooth convention
with no belligerent rhetoric against fellow democrats. However, we are now witnessing another Email
scandal where the democratic committee under the leadership of Debbie Wasserman
Schultz, where she and other committee members were Emailing each other on how
to stop Bernie Sanders from ever becoming the democratic nominee. One of the Emails included a reference to his
Hebrew faith and how some people in a certain state could be encouraged to be
anti-Jewish by promoting Bernie’s religion.
Hillary was
the designated candidate for the democrats since 2008 and this is the reason
she did not want to appear on television after the Benghazi attack claiming a
video was the reason. So Susan Rice was
selected and there would be no video recording of Hillary lying to the American
people. But we all know we have video at
other events for nearly two weeks afterwards and now have Emails that show she
was lying. So the democrats are going to
nominate for president a liar, hypocrite, dishonest and corrupt person to lead
our country. Goes to show, it is more
about power and not the country with the democrats. Based on her record, Hillary will destroy
this country and God help your children and grandchildren as it will take 50 to
70 years to recover back to our constitution as world history has shown this
time span to be about average. But, it
will not be the constitution many of us have defended and many have died since
its inception in 1789.
What the
latest WikiLeaks Emails show is the democrats conspired to thwart Bernie from
ever getting the nomination. This is all
about power and control and not about representing the people who elected
them.
At the
beginning of both party’s campaigns, the establishment and elite in both
parties had hand-picked their candidates, the democrats Hillary and the
republicans, Jeb Bush. If not Jeb, then
John Kasich or anybody but Trump, Cruz or Fiorina. Although, I supported Cruz and Fiorina, Trump
was my 3rd choice since I do did not like having to vote for someone
hand-picked by the party elite over what the people wanted. The Republican Party did that in 2008 and
2012 and we saw how that worked out. But
Bernie could not defeat the democratic machine, but Trump did to the dismay of
many in the Republican Party.
We saw at
the republican convention some lukewarm support for Trump from the
establishment. For the voters, this is
an opportunity to let the establishment in both parties know, they are through
with their selections and that the primaries should actually be the people’s
choice and not the establishments as we have witnessed in the Democratic Party. Of course, the democrats made sure the
candidates would be limited to give Hillary the better chance. However, they miscalculated on the effect the
Bern would have.
It will be
interesting to follow the democratic convention and see if the Bernie
supporters will show their displeasure for the underhanded actions the so
called elite screwed their candidate.
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