Scriam într-un post mai vechi că,,, în America, avem libertatea să facem c e vrem noi în limitele stbilite de ei“.

Un articol de ieri, scris în Anglia, confirmă, dacă mai era nevoie, această realitate. La fiecare patru ani, populația americană trece printrun referendum. Candidați cât mai polarizați sunt scoși la rampă. Preferințele electoratului arată ,,elitelor“ ca un barometru ,,starea națiunii“. Urmează o ajustare corespunzătoare pentru următorii patru ani.

Nu vă faceți nici o iluzie! Tot ,,ei“ ne conduc, indiferent cine este ales președinte …

I think tonight’s results are good, even as a lamestream conservative hoping that someone a little less apocalyptic comes forward soon (Rubio, Kasich – come on fellas). The whole point of the American primary process is that the voice of the people is heard, the party establishment listen, they take on board the criticism, and they adjust appropriately. Congress has got to start to deliver. The plastic, programmed, robotic style of US politics has got to change. At this stage in the race, my instinct is that the GOP is still better placed to make the necessary adaptations. Why? Because all the Dems have after Sanders burns out is Hillary Clinton. She embodies the politics of low expectations. She is the past. She is the living, breathing embodiment of what so many people cast their vote against in New Hampshire.

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