You don’t actually believe there’s something “real” going on with this Hilary Vs. Trump nonsense do you Malstrom?
You strike me as the kind of guy who should be fully red pilled on this subject already which is to say that US presidential elections at least are all WWE styled “play fighting” for the idiot public to get wound up over, to laugh and cheer, boo and cry about and THINK they actually have a genuine choice in the matter between candidate Feces Sandwhich A or candidate Feces Sandwhich B.
Meanwhile the fix is in.
No way in hell Trump is going to be president even though he just like Clinton are both hand selected puppets of the (((lobby))).
Well not unless this business about her “health problems” is legitimate and not just more high drama for the plebs to latch onto and go “Ooh and Ahh!” over and make their worthless comments back and forth to eachother buying into the whole spectacle.
I mean if she passes out while giving a speech on live TV then and only then will we likely be gearing up for 4 or 8 years of the puppet Trump but barring that highly unlikely possibility Hilary is pretty much a lock.
She’s been a loyal toadie for (((them))) all these years so now itz her time to be rewarded.
Anyway with you running a family blog and all (lol) I don’t expect this particular email to be put up on your site and thats fine but I just find it odd you’d waste your time on this utter predictable dog and pony show WWE staged theater garbage.
A family blog?
Above: “Hey guys, it is family night! Let us gather around and read that Malstrom blog!”
Unfortunately, elections matter to financial investors since the legal landscape changes. Many companies are not hiring now and will wait until after the elections. I hate it. But it is what it is.
Here is another email:
Hello Malstrom
The guy who sent you the answer “no” to the question whether you should talk about the election must be a fucking liberal, or a globalist, if you want. I say YES, you should talk about it, it is a very interesting and important subject, and you have interesting views.
By the way, if you want to know how disastrous are the liberals, communists or globalists (all the same in my opinion) policies, just look at Brazil (or at Venezuela), the Democratic party wants to implement ALL the policies that made Brazil a total mess, a total joke. I repeat, ALL THE POLICIES, there is absolutely no difference between the Workers Party (Partido dos Trabalhadores – PT) and the Democratic party. You have no idea how powerful is the domination of the left in Brazil, if the left is strong in USA, here is a hundred times worse.
Don’t believe in these international “analists”, Brazil is not far away from Venezuela if he continues with this liberal/globalist agenda.
I really hope that Trump wins the election, but it will not be easy, his adversary isn’t Hillary, it’s all the culture and the media..
(I have sent you an e-mail months ago about the impeachment of Dilma Rousseff, well, we finally did it…)
Well, it is not like there is ton of NX news to talk about. Nintendo has kept a tight lid on this.
There are some assumptions that I find mystifying. 2016 will not be like 2012 since the candidates are all very different. Does anyone think Clinton will perform better than Obama anywhere? Does anyone think Trump will perform worse than Romney everywhere? Look at the 2012 election data:
Florida- Obama: 50.01% Romney: 49.13%. That is less than one percent!
Ohio- Obama won with less than 3%.
Virginia- 3.87% margin for Obama
Colorado- 5.37% margin for Obama
Pennsylvania- 5.39% margin for Obama
New Hampshire- 5.58% margin for Obama
Iowa- 5.81% margin for Obama
Nevada- 6.68% margin for Obama
Going the other way…
North Carolina – 2.04% for Romney
Georgia – 7.83% for Romney
And it just goes on up from there.
While the candidates are different, what I find curious is that the same states I am hearing about in the news today are those low Obama victory margin states. With a state like Florida, that seems like a lock for Trump. And even though Trump came second in the Ohio primary, he got more votes than Clinton there. One could consider Ohio almost safe for Trump too at this point. Throw in a combination of Iowa, Nevada, Colorado, and Virginia, and it is all over.
Living in the south, one thing I know is that ‘southern candidates’ do not do so well in the North East. Clinton may have been senator of New York, but she is from Arkansas. There could be surprises in New England.
Anyway, maybe when this is all over we can talk about it more. Onto other things…
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