IT IS TIME TO CHOOSE THE LESSER OF TWO EVILS 

~ YOU DECIDE 2016 DEBATE

Presidential debate: Who won - Trump or Clinton? It is up to America now to decide who will be the next President of the United States. Or is it? There are many who feel this election is fixed. Some saying Trump was put in place just to be the entertainment to distract people and push them towards voting in a women as President. There is a real reality that neither candidate will ever be the next President of the United States as some speculate that because both are unfit to be the next President that Obama will stay in office. Is this a possibility and if so, what is the true agenda coming from the White House? 

As the final meeting between the two candidates, the Thursday debate in Las Vegas represented their last opportunity to make a closing argument before a huge national audience. By at least one measure, Clinton won: a CNN/ORC poll of debate watchers found the Democratic nominee beat Trump by a 13-point margin, 52-39. That represents a narrower edge than her wins in the two previous debates but significant nonetheless.

Contrasting with their first two encounters, the candidates started off relatively subdued. They clashed over the Second Amendment, abortion and immigration, but did so within the bounds of normal discourse. The debate took on a nastier tone, and sustained it thereafter, once the subject turned to Russia. Clinton challenged Trump to condemn Russian meddling in the election then called him a “puppet” of Russian president Vladimir Putin. “No puppet, no puppet,” Trump replied. “You’re the puppet!” Trump refused to accept the consensus view of U.S. intelligence agencies that Russia has been responsible for cyber-attacks on Democratic organizations and operatives. And he went on to say Clinton has been “outsmarted” by Putin, “every step of the way” — praise for a brutal dictator he reprised later in the debate when he described Syrian ruler Bashar al-Assad as “just much tougher and much smarter than her and Obama.”

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WARNING PANDORA'S BOX IS ABOUT TO BE UNLEASHED IN AMERICA 2016!

If the 2016 elections have your head spinning you must watch this video. It is a clear indication as to where we are headed as America closes in on the November 8th election. Could this be what America is about to face? But there is a even bigger question, is the 2016 election a distraction from what is really going on? With the accusations flying and the finger pointing continuing what is really going on behind the scenes? It seems as if we are watching a reality TV show while observing the Presidential debates. The big question is why? It is clear enough that no potential president has ever been so roundly dismissed and attacked by the press and a plurality of American leaders than has Trump – as Michael Snyder notes in detail, Obama and many others have repeatedly issued statements claiming that Trump is unfit for office, and has many other deficits. If Trump does win – and it isn’t just rigged for Hillary – it is possible that -Obama could stay in office as the President of the United States?

Of course, in such a case, Obama won’t ADMIT that Trump is the reason… he too would blame some unprecedented crisis, like an economic collapse or large-scale terror attack. Even then, the move would be very conspicuous. But perhaps at that point, the system will be so cornered that it won’t matter. Millions of Americans would protest in the streets and revolt in every way; but that would in turn only feed the need for riot cops and military troops to keep the peace, further justifying a martial law scenario. Though it seems a remote possibility, there is every chance that America is walking into a nightmare where rights don’t exist and the country is operated under arbitrary emergency rule. Shudder the thought.

If Hillary is elected president, she says she'll appoint her husband, Bill, to oversee the economy.

During a speech in Kentucky Sunday she referred to "my husband, who I will put in charge of revitalizing the economy 'cause he knows what he's doing."

The U.S. economy boomed during President Clinton's administration. His economic record is an effective selling point, especially as U.S. growth remains sluggish, and most voters worry about the economy.

During Clinton's eight years as president, the U.S. economy added more than 22 million jobs. That's slightly more jobs than were added during the combined 22-year tenure of the four most recent Republican presidents.

In the spring of 2000, Clinton's final year in office, a greater percentage of Americans had jobs than any time since record-keeping began soon after World War II.

Giving Clinton's policies full credit for boosting the economy isn't entirely fair. The rapid growth of the Internet during his eight years in office greatly increased business productivity and profits and helped to fuel the hiring boom. There was also a bubble in Internet stocks, which poured money into the tech sector and helped spurred hiring.

But government policies did help also. The federal government actually ran surpluses rather than deficits during Clinton's final three years in office, and that reduced the need for government borrowing and helped to keep interest rates relatively low.

How do you feel about Hillary Clinton Becoming America's first women president?

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THE "TRUMP-ET" HAS SOUNDED AND THE PROPHECY HAS BEGUN !


Is Trump throwing the election? Was he put in place as entertainment to distract people from what is really about to happen? Some think Trump will pull out of the election race before the end and that Hillary will be disqualified due to her erratic behavior and the security issues surrounding her. Are we about to see OBAMA stay in office as predicted? With the elections fast approaching what do you think will be the outcome of the fiasco that has taken place during this 2016 election process?

Donald Trump, an American businessman, politician, television personality, and author, is the nominee of the Republican Party for President of the United States in 2016, having won the most state primaries and caucuses and delegates to the 2016 Republican National Convention. Trump has picked Indiana governor Mike Pence as the nominee for vice president.

Trump's populist positions in opposition to illegal immigration, various free trade agreements, and most military interventionism have earned him particular support among blue-collar voters and voters without college degrees. Many of his remarks have been highly controversial and have helped his campaign garner extensive coverage by the mainstream media, trending topics, and social media.

Trump's disdain for what he considers to be political correctness has been a staple theme of his campaign and has proved to be popular among his supporters, although mainstream commentators and some prominent Republicans have viewed him as appealing explicitly to racism. Trump's most polarizing and widely reported statements have been about issues of immigration and border security, especially his proposed deportation of all illegal immigrants, the proposed construction of a substantial wall on the Mexico–United States border at Mexican expense, his characterizations of many illegal immigrants traveling over the Mexican border into the U.S. as "criminals, drug dealers, rapists, etc.", and a temporary ban on foreign Muslims entering the U.S. (which he later modified to apply to people originating from countries with a history of terrorism against the United States or its allies).

Trump's campaign rallies have attracted large crowds, as well as public controversy. A number of protesters have been asked to leave, removed by security, or arrested for trespassing at Trump's campaign events. Some of the events have been marked by incidents of violence between Trump supporters and protesters, mistreatment of some journalists, assassination attempts on Trump's life and disruption by a large group of protesters who effectively shut down a major rally in Chicago. Trump said he himself wished to punch protesters, and has defended their ejection from his events, but has also said he hopes that he has not encouraged physical force to subdue or remove protesters. During the campaign Trump has made statements questioning the broad protection currently afforded to journalists against legal accusations of libel.

Do you think Donald Trump would make a good president? 

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