I agree. All things aside Obama did a decent job. And though I don’t agree with everything he tried to veto etc. The fact that he tried to stand up against congress more than any other US president impressed me. Much like a large corporation that has lost its touch with the employee on the bottom line, our government has grown too layered and too strifed by internal politics fueled and protected by the corruption of many; and they aren’t going to give up their chairs just because the music is playing.

Too many assume protections and benefits by more government involement and regulation which only open more chairs for friends of friends in the “right places" to take “privleaged” seat at the table of “you need us”. That ill skewed sense of entitlment however is not only held but the one taking the seat but by many American public who feel they’re owed something and that anyone in the seat will be there for their best interest because they “have to". (My I’m going wild with the quotation marks today.)

I also don’t think that Russia isnpukking strings to help Trump (We all know he needs more help than he can buy) when Hillary, as secretary of state opened the door to Putin’s businesses to harvest 60% of our nation’s plutonium. I think they’ve already found a friend in her and if they’re pulling strings it will be in her favor. Thus, her public outcry of them pulling strings for Trump is likely nothing more than another one of her cover-ups. Her past is riddled with doing the wrong thing for the wrong reason behind the curtain of the few right things she’s done, many of which were self motivated by the wrong reasons also. What are those wrong reasons? What they’ve always been in our governent, self seizure of money and power. Half the motivation of the power is usually just go protect their own money. At least Trump wouldn’t fall victim to those two devices... Oh wait, nevermind.

If I were a betting man I would put money on Hillary winning because I think it is rigged in her favor. And at that point who wins doesn’t bother me nearly as much as us allowing the rigging. But too many would lose their shining seats if they stood up against it.

“The mechanism” is turning too many degrees to the angle where past civilizations have fallen. (I guess I had to get one more set of quotations in.)