Tornado Alley (PROG)

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Doug Schoen feared a Constitutional Crisis if law breaker Hill got elected and got away with countless crimes but she and her zombies may continue to degrade our nation in defeat. The FBI and DOJ are in shambles and a disgrace. Unless they get new leadership and resume equal justice for all. Trump's campaign style was not favorite but hey, it worked. Let's see if he is a leader with the U.S.'s best interests at heart or just the worlds most successful attention hog. Did he believe any of his points ?
No one knows that any more than they knew who would win the election. Here is what Doug has to say after.



The historic 2016 election suggests very strongly that despite the relatively close popular vote and somewhat wider, but still significant electoral margin, Democrats need to rethink their politics, policies and approach.

The November 8 election result is the rejection of the left of the Democratic party that calls for the redistribution of wealth, free college, a $15 minimum wage and embraces unions to the exclusion of ordinary people. Americans sent a clear signal that they are looking for our nation to project strength in foreign policy, a marquee issue for Donald Trump.

But most of all, the outcome reflects a clear sense that the Democratic party cannot and will not be able to win elections unless it moves back to the center of the electorate.

I recognize that I am a lonely person. I did make clear during the campaign that I could not vote for Hillary Clinton, but that I am still a Democrat. But I am a Democrat of the Henry Jackson, Warren Magnuson, Hubert Humphrey and Bill Clinton wing. Not the Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders wing which demonizes corporations and rejects policies that would create jobs and strengthen our economy.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/dougschoen/2016/10/31/president-hillary-clinton-and-a-constitutional-crisis/#3b5ebeb6517c

http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2016/11/09/doug-schoen-what-trumps-incredible-victory-means-for-democrats-it-may-surprise.html