What’s to Come in the Banquet for Billionaires, Also Known as 2020 Democratic Primary?

[ahtribune.com]

{Democratic Party donors are devising their Plan A, Plan B, and Plan C strategies to prevent a Sanders or Warren nomination. Plan A is to flood the race with so many candidates that the vote goes to a second round at the Democratic National Convention. The plethora of billionaires or servants to billionaires currently in the race gives the Super Delegates plenty of friendly candidates to choose from should they get the chance in a second ballot.}

It means nothing to these billionaires to throw the amount of the entire years wages of the members of this group combined, and much more, into this fake display of democracy to ensure the outcome the DNC desires. The next president, no matter who it is, will make sure they make it back. Even if it's Warren or Sanders, or both. They will comply, have no doubt.

{Plan C, of course, is Elizabeth Warren. Warren was always a gamble for the ruling class. While she can be trusted to remain a “player in the game,” Wall Street never wanted a politician willing to publicly defile its brand.}

I highly have doubts she'll make it to the general. Quite frankly, she's to clumsy. She isn't well spoken at times getting easily tongue tied, the dear eyed in lights freeze, when strongly confronted with tough questions or questioned about issues she doesn't want to address. She's not the woman the male dominant elite of the world are going to allow to sit in the white house. Without Clinton that time may have passed for quite some time for the establishment and the women of our country who have such a strong desire for. I don't mean to piss anyone off! But the fact of the matter is simple if you understand the nature. The European power structure of the political world is and will remain under control of men until they say it can go to a female when it comes to the US. We are after all being used to keep that from being exposed. All things lead back to the Little City of London and the centuries of that power structure.

Other notes. The strongest possible republican corporatist candidate to Trump, John Kasich, who was our governor in Ohio, was quite frankly quickly removed from the process in 2016 and seems to refuse to want another try, is a sure measure that the status quo is ecstatic with the results Trump has brought them. I was sure his move to Ohio and then made our governor was a path to his presidency. He made it even through a ton of shit dirt against him. Left us with a scandal within charter and online schools issues, more factory job losses. A corporatist love affair. Speaks volumes. Only if Trump is bored and wore out from the job will he step down. Yes, step down. His reward? He probably will never have to file for another bailout or file bankruptcy again in his life time. If he does it will only be for the entertainment of doing so.