Michael Moore: The Bearer of Good News

These regions are genuinely conservative regions where Republican governors have inveted some incredible effort, with stellar results.

Scott Walker and Rick Snyder have been reworking their states to serve everyone. They broke the power of Big Labor, which was keeping Democrats entrenched in power.

The last Republican Presidential candidate to win these states? Ronald Reagan,who was pro-labor all the way, and walked in lockstep to the needs of private labor unions.

This distinction cannot be ignored. Public sector unions are bankrupting cities, school districts, and states. The private unions needs a thriving market place in order to thrive.

Now, let's catch Michael Moore up to speed.

Donald Trump is now winning Ohio.

He is down in Pennsylvania, and clawing back into the front will be an uphill climb.

Trump has latched onto the bad trade deals which globalists and distance marketeers have ignored. Free trade must be free for everyone. I think that more people will start paying attention to large-scale, multinational deals from now on.

I must admit that free trade is not always free if the terms of the agreement are not clear, consistent, and transparent. No doubt that has become a huge liability for the United States.

These social justice maneuvers, from the rioting in the streets to the redefinition of marriage and gender, have infuriated the No-Longer-Silent Majority.

This is the result of Big Government, Big Green, and Big Business globalists who want to skew the rules and game the system for themselves at the expense of everyone else.

Everyone else revolts and rejects their insidious discrimination and dominance.

Moore is facetious–and fatuous, but there is some truth to this brazen assertion.

Feminism has turned into angry, embittered anti-masculinism. Men are automatically bad. Men must submit to women's every needs and demands, or they lose half the property and pay alimony until the children are all grown up–if they grow up at all.

Men are required to take the abuse, and women get away with a lot in our courts and in the media.

Manhood is under attack, and boyhood is denied as an emotional disorder which needs to be cured, rather than a stage of life to be embraced then shaped into strong and energetic maturity.

Not only that, but the attack on men is also an attack on women and children, too, because it's an attack on the family.

The femi-nazi rhetoric coming out of Michael Moore's words is very disheartening.

Male-dominated? There is nothing wrong with submission and honor in a marriage. Men are called to lead, to be the head of the household. Headship is not dictatorship. Submission is not slavery, but graceful deference which rewards the wife, the lady of the home with greater honor and glory.

Hillary sucks.

But not for the reasons most people in this country despise her.

He focuses on her vote for the war in Iraq.

How about focusing on her corruption in connection with the Clinton Foundation?

How about her pathological penchant for lying?

Her misuse of classified information?

Her frequent need to cover up her crimes with more lies?

Her ill health, which she still tries to deny?

How about the four dead diplomats in Benghazi?

How about her flip-flopping on every major issue, and even her ideological bent?

No, Moore's only upset that she voted to kill Saddam Hussein.

Now Moore is dallying with fantasy. Those Bernie voters are no longer Democratic voters, and guess what? Bernie Sanders was never a real Democrat. He had served in Congress and in the United States Senate as an independent (of ideas and reality) socialist.

He signed on as a Democrat only because he wouldn't have had the 50-state infrastructure to run for President as an Independent.

Progressive voters have been charmed by the Sanders snake oil so effectively, they are breaking away from the Democratic Party and joining the Greens, or voting for Gary Johnson, or not voting at all. They have been branded for Revolution, and they are not going back on their deepest convictions to support a Wall Street bought-and-sold Establishment hag in tacky pantsuits.

Moore finds a colorful expression for the anti-establishment temperament in the current electorate.

The voters want the ultimate in outsider status. They will not vote for the status quo, but not just for the arbitrary reason for doing so. They status quo have given them bad trade deals, no national security, endless wars, wasteful and costly bailouts, and corridors of power geared toward the greed of the few political connected at the expense of the rest.