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True enough. Remember the Soros-funded “Secretary of State Project”, which had the avowed goal of putting ‘Rats in charge of the election apparatus in all 50 states. That is how the clown Franken cheated his way into the Senate in MN the first time around. The ‘Rat-controlled election offices in WA state cheated Dino Rossi out of the governorship by 128 votes (!) a few cycles ago. In both cases, boxes and boxes of “lost” ballots” were miraculously “found”, almost all of them cast for the ‘Rat candidate (well golleeeee, imagine that, what an amazing coinky-dink), enough to give the a “win” (and a mandate, of course).

Couldn't agree more. Building up the GOP at the state level over the last few cycles was critical to Trump's (narrow) victory in this presidential election! Aside fom Michigan, Trump was able to win other upper Midwestern states - Ohio, Iowa, Wisconsin, Indiana - with GOP state adminisrations. (despite Kasich's lack of help.)

We pounded the hell out of Hillary and Kaine in OH, an 8-point win and over 450,000 vote margin. Trump's strategy of holding rally after rally here paid off, and I really didn't think he could do it without TV ads, but he did. Voters were just fed up with Hillary and the 'Rat cesspool in DC.

I have been friends with John Kasich ever since he ran for state Senate and later Congressman and Governor. He brought me into the state GOP (although I have not declared an official party allegiance, I can't see voting any other way, at least for now). And I was terribly disappointed in his behavior regarding Trump. I understand his disappointment at not getting a shot at the Presidency, which was always his dream, but, geez, if the breaks don't go your way, suck it up and support your nominee. How much bigger of a win Trump might have had if the party apparatus here and elsewhere would have backed him more vigorously? When you think about it, Trump's win is even more remarkable, because he had to beat the best the 'Rats threw at him, all the mud the mainstream media threw at him, and the lukewarm or outright hostility of his own party. Truly a win for the outsiders and "the forgotten man".