Steve Pieczenik –  When any system is corrupted one has to evaluate what is specifically wrong with it.That’s only reasonable.

In the third debate, Trump responded appropriately when Chris Wallace asked him whether he would accept the outcome of the election: “I will tell you at the time.. I will keep you in suspense.”

Hillary appeared taken aback by this defiant answer. She immediately embraced her self-righteous hypocrisy within the folds of our American flag:

“He is denigrating our democracy…”

Really? Let me count the ways that you, HRC, have debased our republic:

• obstruction of justice
• criminal violation of national security laws
• lying to FBI, DOJ prosecutors, and our citizens
• corruption of the State Department, CIA, military, Clinton Foundation

A little electoral history…..

Over fifty years ago, a young inexperienced Senator, JFK, went on this new media called TV to defeat a well-entrenched Republican, Richard Nixon. The subsequent voter turn-out placed maximum strain on the nation’s electoral apparatus. The fact that Kennedy [whose family were part of the Irish/Jewish/Italian Mafia] won by one-half of one percent per precinct raising serious questions as to whether he had really won the election [49.72% vs.49.55%].

Even today there are political science professors who question whether Kennedy really won through ‘honest or corrupt means’ .

On November 7, 2000, VP Al Gore won the national popular vote and George W. Bush Jr. presumably won the electoral votes. However, after an extended, major legal battle revolving around shads in Florida [brother Jeb Bush was the governor], W. miraculously won. That election was one of the most controversial in the history of the USA. In fact, many of us considered the Bush family so corrupt that they would stop at nothing to steal the election process.

Donald Trump is a shrewd businessman and smart observer. Trump has been consistent in calling out the depth of corruption in the Clinton and Bush families. Why is it strange for Trump to insist that he personally must evaluate the outcome of his race with HRC ?

We all expect HRC and the Clinton Foundation to initiate all types of chicanery in order to make certain that she wins the November election [if she is still alive]. We know that the Republican party has done little to support their nominee. Just look at Bush-Boy Paul Ryan’s despicable public behavior regarding his party’s nominee.

Our system of election is completely rigged. It has no bearing whatsoever on the antiquated notion that one vote translates into a corresponding representative in Washington D.C. Instead that one vote goes through a complicated matrix of computation where electoral representatives emerge from that particular state.

In another words, we do not have a true democracy. Instead, we have representatives who may or may not vote for one’s candidate, lending ourselves to an outcome far more consistent with the nature of a republic, much like the debauched, ancient Rome.

For HRC to huff and puff and blow some nonsensical platitudes through the media is both disingenuous and highly misleading.The outcome of a corrupt system is always up for examination, either by Trump, or someone else.

The Bush/Cinton machinery/media rigged the message to make it appear that HRC overwhelmed Trump by appealing to the disenfranchised minority voters. If you don’t believe me, just ask Vermont Democratic Senator Bernie Sanders. Bernie received a $3M pay-off from HRC in order to concede defeat. BTW, he and his charming wife, have just bought a new, very expensive seaside country home as further consolation for losing.Not bad for a diehard Jewish Socialist from Brooklyn!

As for former VP Al Gore [who could not tolerate POTUS Bill Clinton], he mysteriously received several hundred million dollars just after his devastating loss to GWB.Then Al went on to start an internet company [remember he discovered the internet] He became fat, lazy, and rich!

America: Who says crime does not pay?

One problem: they cannot “pay” Trump enough money to make him back down. Oh yeah, the people like him. A lot.  Look at his rallies.  I tried to get into one, forget it: too long lines, too big crowds.  Wait until election day, you will see SURGE.

As for our corrupt politicians, they will continue to try to make fools of us along with their lobbyist [ex-politicians] partners, giggling like school children all the way to the treasury. I am going to paraphrase George Bernard Shaw, who said:

“All politicians [professions] are a conspiracy against our country”.

SF Source Steve Pieczenik Oct. 2016

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