2016 Presidential Shakeups and Shakedowns

Shakeups and shakedowns

By P.H. James

Wisconsin primary results put a smile on the faces of the anti-Trump wing of the republican party. The real-estate tycoon had been darting the country in his private jet, pulling in crowds in excess of 10 thousand and winning in almost every place.

The so-called establishment wing of the party has been in a twisted fit at the idea of having Trump as the nominee. And after failing to neutralize and ultimately take down Trump's campaign with Mitt Romney's failed press conference, republicans began scurrying to their respective corners.

It had been reported that some establishment Repubs were beginning to accept the strong possibility of having Trump as their party's nominee. They absolutely hate Cruz, hardly ever think of Kasich and shudder at the thought of Trump. 

Oiling the Clinton Machine to Run the Country

Hillary Clinton

They've cranked up the Clinton machine, and some say it could do with a little oiling.

Hillary Clinton is a political chameleon, with the ability to change sides, change positions and revise statements to fit the moment that benefits her political objectives.

On the other hand, her husband and impeached partner devised a system that sent more blacks to prison than under any other administration. And to think he proudly responds to being called the "first black president".