I tend to agree. I like anyone that is anti-establishment. He even makes the establishment Republican candidates worried. You won't get the establishment Republicans telling the truth about common core and immigration like he is. He's definitely not in the corporatocracy's pocket. Thus, he hasn't got a chance.
See, voters are told by the establishment what to think. Partisans on both sides of the aisle have been told that he is not a serious candidate by the establishment, despite the fact that he has been kicked around. squashed and held down, and has always managed to leverage himself and come back.
What we have in popular culture is the MSM making fun of him. (See Pogo's post.) It is, after all, so much easier to make fun of him then to actually address what he is telling us. After all, he isn't a REAL politician.
Was Ross Perot? No. He was silly. But when we look back at it now, Perot would have been better for this nation then either Clinton or Bush. His prophetic warning about NAFTA, the "GIANT SUCKING SOUND" of jobs leaving this nation was absolutely spot on. And now we have a guy that is running for the Republican ticket, who, when it comes down to brass tacks, isn't an establishment man.
He probably doesn't have any interest in playing the Globalist games that any of the traditional Republicans play. Or the Democrats for that matter.
You want someone that won't massage the CBO statistics every time they come out? This is probably your guy. You want someone that will go toe to toe with the FED, the IMF, and the World Bank, save the value of the dollar, and bring real prosperity back to middle class Americans. . . Someone who understands what it means to start up and run businesses. . . . this is probably your guy.
And he will probably be great for the late night talk shows and Comedy Central too. The only thing I trust the establishment Republicans and Democrats to do is play ball with the globalists in their plan to destroy the dollar and complete the Project for a New Middle East. IOW, more War. That includes that Sanders fellow, Ms. Clinton, and that fellow from the Bush dynasty.
In the end though, since the corportocracy owns the minds of Americans, he has about as much chance of getting elected as Ross Perot, Ron Paul, or Ralph Nadar. Americans can never do what is good for this nation and vote for someone who cares more about the nation than the interests of the elites.
