Why the ruling class' grip on America is failing

http://www.wnd.com/2016/09/why-the-ruling-class-grip-on-america-is-failing/ ^ | 9-28-2016 | Larry Elgin

[mazda77]

Reagan faced the same problem. What he did and The Donald will do as well is to go over the head of the media straight to the people. Then the people will squeeze the tourniquet on their member of congress.

The first two years will be the toughest if McConnel and Ryan remain as leaders, but that is yet to be seen as these asshats did nothing to support Trump and he will do nothing to support them once the election is over with. The most turbulent times will be the next two months until the inauguration.

[dragnet2]

In the beginning, the Trump opposition to me seemed like a wind driven wild fire, with the wind being the corrupt D.C. insider establishment and their collusive media associates, driving the fire.

But Americans became increasingly suspicious and distrustful of the media with their endless Russian allegations, as they had zero evidence of anything. Month after month of this and for most Americans the media became a spectacle, a farce, one big fraud.

That media driven winds has obviously subsided and there seem to be only a few hot spots left, with the fire nearly 100% contained. ☺

[HiTech RedNeck]

Rednecks vs city slicks huh

[HiTech RedNeck]

Donald is doing awfully well for a former city slick at hailing US rednecks.