Posted on 03/21/2016 10:03:34 AM PDT by wildbill
RUSH: Going back to this John Podhoretz commentary and his attempt... This was actually from yesterday. It's a piece in Commentary magazine, and it's a very lengthy piece, and I'm just synthesizing it down to its bare essence as he attempts to explain the Trump phenomenon. I mean, many people that are not for Trump are puzzled beyond their ability to express it, why people support Trump. Some people are getting mad. Some people are taking the rejection of themselves and their ideas personally.
Some people say it just doesn't make any sense no matter how they look at it. So they're doing everything they can to try to explain it themselves in a way that makes sense, and when we talk about some of the analysis... I'm not accusing Podhoretz of this, but some of the people on the establishment side engaging in this exercise start out from a position of some contempt toward the average Trump voter for being so blind, for being so stupid. "What do they...? Why don't they see these flaws in Trump? Why don't they see that he's donated to Democrats!
(Excerpt) Read more at rushlimbaugh.com ...
It’s very simple.
The citizens are sick of the invasion.
Trump stepped up and said he would stop it.
Everyone else is discussing how to accomodate the illegal aliens and their employers.
Why do so many VOTERS prefer Trump to the GOP establishment?
This is a contributing factor: the establishment dislikes anyone not like themselves.
Here is a peek at who owns the vote counting companies, courtesy of LameCherry:
There are 4 main voting systems used in the vast majority of the US: Diebold (Premier Election Systems), Election Systems and Software (ES&S), Sequoia Voting Systems, and Hart Intercivic. There is also a military/CIA-connected Science International Applications Corporation (SAIC) that dabbled briefly in the early 2000’s in “vetting” Diebold (while having its software fingers in a piece of the voting pie on what seems like primarily the East Coast) and an internet funneled hub of national vote-counting SOE software (now owned by Spanish company Scytl).
Dominion Voting Systems (DVS) out of Canada owns 2 out of 4 US voting systems: PES (formerly Diebold) and Sequoia voting systems. The main reason Dominion was able to acquire PES is because Hart Intercivic brought a lawsuit against ES&S when they bought PES.
DVS accesses 1000 US counties across 35 states as of 2014.
DVS also has the capability to compile lists of eligible voters, meaning unless the lists of people who actually voted are checked, a few hundred to a few thousand more could potentially vote without having shown up... and they know exactly how many votes have to be flipped to achieve the desired outcome based on voter turnout.
Owner John Poulos is Canadian. He was also involved with the Arab Spring in Libya, meaning he is connected to Obama’s backers for furthering their purposes.
Hart Intercivic is owned and managed by Romney-connected prior Bain Capital employees. Though servicing a “small” US market-share compared to the other major players, they have control over key voting centers with large populations in the US. [Note: they count votes in Texas, Oklahoma, California, Ohio,...etc.]
Diebold and ES&S were both run by the Urosevich brothers (Bob Urosevich as president at Diebold and Todd Urosevich as vice-president at ES&S), who have been involved in the writing of e-voting programming software and founding/running these software companies since they began with AIS in the late 1970’s/early 1980’s.
ES&S controls 60% of the US market. “In 2014, ES&S claimed that “in the past decade alone,” it had installed more than 260,000 voting systems, more than 15,000 electronic poll books, provided services to more than 75,000 elections. The company has installed statewide voting systems in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, and West Virginia. ES&S claims a U.S. market share of more than 60 percent in customer voting system installations.”
ES&S is owned by Michael R McCarthy whose personal donations record shows he gave $2.5k to the senate Dem challenger in NE, $300 to the Repub candidate.
The GOPe has bought into the beliefs of Globalism - that the middle class is so stupid they cling to guns, God-given-rights, and patriotism, and refuse recognize the benefits that Globalism has for everyone. Like the comforts of being a serf!
Your vote counts? No way. We know better!
Yep. We want our Constitution back.
We are sick of our government putting every special interest group ahead of us. We get treated like second class citizens while certain people are allowed to break laws and our politicians act like royalty.
Couldn’t stand listening to him again today assaulting Trump in his sneaky little way and pining for Cruzifer!
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