As Trump takes the lead, this is a time for teachable moment. As many of you are not Americans and and understand little about our politics, I'll give you a little insight.
There is a percentage of people, we could say right wing. We could say... it's hard to say. They are in the mold of Pat Buchanan. Maybe Ross Perot. A little Jesse Ventura. They sort of defy a category.
But they are losers. IOW, they think the deck of life, specifically politics is unfairly stacked against them. There are powers that be that control election outcomes and their vote is an exercise in futility. They are afraid to vote for GOP candidates because of fear of failure, and offer the excuse that they'll be controlled anyway. they don't like Democrats at all, for the lunacy. I have been dealing with these people, with great aggravation for 25 years. I know them as well as I know leftists. I instinctively know what they think before they do, just as I can do with democrats.
One of their leaders is Alex Jones. Alex Jones started out very skeptical to Trump. Very skeptical. Trump was an NWO conspiracy. He had to be, because everything is a NWO conspiracy. Very similar to the Ymix argument. Trump is a stealth establishment candidate. Because there are so few of them to choose from.
Can't really come up with an incentive for Trump to do that, but it must be true. A billionaire taking a year out of his life to be a fall guy for who knows who or why.
But the tone is changing. Alex Jones is warming up to Donald Trump. Alex Jones likes what he's hearing. Alex Jones gives Trump good press. This is unusual, to the point of being remarkable. AJ doesn't back politicos that actually have the chance to run things and be accountable. Politicians he buddys with are all down the rung, and their ideas will never see the light of day.
The Alex Jones contingent could be worth 10 million votes. That wipes anything the Democrats have. They have misled their base about the Hispanic numbers being a trump card. They aren't. Trump has several million votes more potential to offset any Hispanic losses. And while we're on it, after the deportations the Hispanic vote won't be relevant any more, in the future.
These people haven't voted positively or significantly for anyone, since Ronald Reagan. We speak of the Reagan Democrat, but this is so much more. If anyone cares to, there is a large conversation to be had about them, but what I'm raising is that for the first time in decades they are in play and may be unstoppable.
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