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If Trump doesn’t win, then America as we know it and have known it is done. But lately I’ve been thinking about just how unlikely it is that he will win. The reasons are chilling.

For every Trump supporter, for every American who realizes what the Obama regime has done to this country, for every Liberal leaning RINO who sees the light and listens to the groundswell of his constituents who are demanding change, there is an overwhelming and most likely insurmountable advantage that Democrats have in the coming Presidential election.

Hundreds of thousands of foreigners have been imported, allowed, vetted, or otherwise installed all over this nation. If the truth be known; they have probably been strategically placed by the Obama regime to have the most impact on the coming election.

That they have no legal status means little or nothing. The millions that do have it will vote Democrat. The hundreds of thousands that don’t will have little problem gaining access to our voting system. A forged document or two, a driver’s license and they’re in. Anyone who thinks that our system of validation will keep them out isn’t paying attention.

So it’s entirely possible in my estimation, that even discounting RINOs who will do anything to stop Trump, that the coming Presidential election won’t be decided by Americans at all and that we’re past the point where it ever will be again. I’m wondering; what then? Are we just going to sit down and wait for the same fate that’s befallen other nations in our predicament? I suspect that there are many who won’t accept that fate even if it means a fight in the most literal meaning of the word.

Chilling indeed. Also, California’s new policies of automatic voter registration with driver’s licenses. And, not to forget, rampant 2012 election fraud, the machine makers and the vote counters