The Left At It Again

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(03-14-2016, 10:51 AM)Nebuchadnezzar Wrote: That's what everyone said about Trump winning the Republican nomination as well, that there is no way he can win.

I don't know, Trump scares me and I just can't shake this feeling of impending doom. I'm not just saying that either, I have a real fear about this election that no matter who wins, our country is finished. 

Clinton scares me too as does Sanders and Cruz. Kasich is in way over his head and Rubio is just, is just...I don't know what to think about him.

I'll just have to see how this thing is going to play out. 

Put on your seatbelts, if it's going to be Clinton vs Trump in the General Election, it's going to be a very rough ride. Who knows, maybe if it's those two a third party candidate will step up and take the win...someone like Gary Johnson?

Wishful thinking on my part.

I'm half in this boat as I was certainly one of the people that thought that the Drumpf circus would be short lived. But I can't help but think that a Drumpf nomination is the Dems wet dream. It would be tricky for him after disparaging women, hispanics, the physically disabled, and the list goes on now with inciting and defending physical violence.

He's certainly a marketing genius, and has taken the scene by storm. You know that he is set for life with the possible book deals that will be made on how this man held an election cycle hostage. Hell, they might do a remake of Brewster's Millions featuring him.

The redeeming quality of Trump (and Bernie on the left) is that people have finally had an outlet to voice their displeasure with the status quo of our two party logjam that is an absolute joke. While I disagree substantially with Trump's message (and a good portion of Bernie's) at least people are being heard in a way other than casting votes for a third party candidate that will inevitably be an afterthought.