Where do you live? The president is indeed the puppet of the establishment. Trump doesn't have this problem. I am sure he will remind the electorate before Nov. My take is that if Assange is telling the truth (I understand he has always come through in the past), that the next Wikileaks will put Hillary in jail. Make your bets.
I do not live in the US. Whatever Assange puts out there won't matter IF the "shadow" ( who are not even the establishment) vetoed Trumps' partner and kids ( as I am finding out some are not his). What would American think if it comes across- not saying that is the case - that Trump's wife was/is part of a network controlled by non-vetoed US interests network? and that her "controllers" are not liked by the "shadow"? what IF - not saying that is the case - this network has done unsavory things? Now, you have a guy called Jeffrey Epstein. Now how would Americans feel - I am not saying that's the case - if Trump's wife had at one time been inside and a recruiter for Epstein, but to dramatize it for under 10 years old? This to explain to you that IF the shadows interest are threatened, the Republicans will have lost their opportunity. Remember when your own Fbi guys who travelled overseas were caught consorting with foreign prostitutes, I think all of them lost their job. US interests are well beyond what mere voters think it is. Off for some fresh air.
so the two trillion in regulation compliance costs aren't a burden to business who have to pay it ? Is more oil bad for the economy ? Are more American jobs in oil and gas bad too ?
Yes, we know who he is. Bill Clinton apparently flew around on his private plane and was a guest at his island retreat. The media have zero interest in this, but if they could somehow connect Trump to it, they would have hundreds of reporters all over it.
No, Clinton will not and can not be imprisoned. Crime is only actually regarded as prosecuteable in the United States if a Republican is involved. There is no offense so heinous as to actually result in the prosecution of Hillary Clinton. None. The media will shunt all Wikileaks allegations to ground in hours. They have already gotten Wikileaks declared a terrorist organization (today, they did that today) and Joe Biden called the DNC leaked emails "high tech terrorism". They will probably kill Assange if they cannot arrest him. The fix is in, the media is aligned and the court ordered voter fraud (id-less voting) is in place. Its all over except for the shouting. Personally I'm blaming the media and have for about 8 years. The way you beat the media is to stop paying them altogether. No satellite or cable service, just internet with kodi and navi-x and you've got full up tv, for the internet you just use the Evil 3 (uBlock, NoScript and Ghostery) and you can view whatever you want but none of them get a single cent for advertising, tracking or even click count. Stop paying the people who are stealing elections. I'm gonna blame a few republicans as well. But since Hillary is going to pick several supreme court justices the country will be nearly permanently liberal going forward. They stole it.
I would seriously suggest for the sakes of the USA and others that the post of President may be just too much of a strain. It looks like both candidates are cracking up. To have either in charge of the biggest and baddest killing machine in the history of this planet is a big worry to moderates around the world. It would be much better if Congress were to take back the executive powers of the Presidency and leave the President to do the social side . Ronald Reagan did this very well and charmed other world leaders into sensible decisions to end the cold war etc. Both Clinton and Trump are obsessed with being vigorous and tough - a fatal combination probably.
She gets her basic facts wrong regularly While speaking in Iowa about immigration policy in April 2015, Clinton claimed that all of her grandparents were immigrants. “All my grandparents, you know, came over here and … my grandfather went to work in a lace mill in Scranton, Pennsylvania, and worked there until he retired at 65,” she said. However, only one of her grandparents — Hugh Rodham Sr. , that lace factory worker — immigrated to the U.S. as a child. The rest were born in this country. However, seven of Clinton’s eight great-grandparents were immigrants, primarily from Northern England and Wales. Her lineage includes English, Welsh, Scottish, French, and French Canadian ancestry.