The Republicans had a little focus group who watched taped instances on a television of Trump’s apparent misogyny, political flip flops and awe-inspiring braggadocio. They watched the Donald say Rosie O’Donnell has a “fat, ugly face.” They saw that Trump once supported a single-payer health system, and they heard him say, “I will be the greatest jobs president God ever created.” But the group—which included 23 white people, 3 African-Americans and three Hispanics and consisted of a plurality of college-educated, financially comfortably Donald devotees—was undeterred.

At the end of the session, the vast majority said they liked Trump more than when they walked in. The people conducting this experiment were stunned. The Republican leadership is clueless because they are part of the group the people hate so much.

Let’s be honest. If Hillary or Bush are elected, does anyone really think anything will change? After Obama promising to change everything and endorsing whatever the bureaucracy wanted to maintain, getting real change is hopeless. I have personally been talking to a lot of people on the street to gauge their response. Trump is bringing in so many new people who have never voted, this is unfolding precisely as our computer has been forecasting for decades. The 2016 election will be (1) a huge backlash again the politics as usual, and (2) we should see a rise in voter turnout. This is very interesting.

Honestly, at least a vote for Trump may be the only way to to put the breaks on this whole move toward electronic money and higher taxes that will destroy the world. Party politicians will always sell the people out to save the establishment.