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The last time I paid it that much attention, the astounding thing wasn't $19 Trillion in debt -- it was around five times that much (if the Government was asked to account for things the way public businesses have to). The political class has been running a shell game for a LONG time, and so far they've been amazingly successful at fleecing the masses without stirring them up. It won't last forever, and unfortunately the only way positive change can come is via very dark times indeed.

In the primary, I voted for the person I felt best represented my stance on issues and who had demonstrated character through adherence to principles. This seems to be an unelectable general election pairing in modern America, which of course saddens me and makes me wonder about the future of this grand experiment in self-rule we call the USA. Now, I am once again faced with voting not FOR a candidate, but AGAINST another one. I have the same trepidation about voting for Mr. Trump as I would have in voting for the ACA under the guise of "we have to pass it to see what's in it". While what Mr. Trump truly represents (possibly different than what he boisterously claims) won't be known until we witness his actions, it is plain where Ms. Clinton stands on issues near and dear. Therefore, I will cast my lot against Ms. Clinton.