Sad state of the country

I am really ashamed of those protesting because they did not get their way at the polls.  We the people elected our president.  It does not matter that half the people did not want this president.  He was elected per Constitutional law.  He is our president and the country had better get behind him because if he fails we all fail.  He is there because neither party gave us anyone to vote for.  The politicians from both parties were so in bed with the super pac's, the moneyed brokers trying to buy them into the White House.  Hillary Clinton was the candidate for the illegals.  Clinton was Mexico's candidate.  Had Sanders not jumped on the bandwagon to give all illegals citizenship, I could gladly have voted for him.  But the 20-50 million illegals here are a problem and they are depressing wages, taking jobs, costing us a huge amount of money and destroying our schools.  We don't need  cheap labor that badly.  75% of all jobs created in the last 4 years went to illegals.  Bill Clinton set the stage for the recession of 2008 by repealing the Glass-Steagall act in 1999.  This set the stage for merging of the traditional banks and the investment banks and this set the stage for the wholesale gambling in risky mortgages which in turn led to the recession.  And George Bush took it even further and destroyed the rest of the safeguards.  Clinton did not engineer the NAFTA trade agreement, but he could have stopped it.  He did not.  So the actual taxpayers supporting the country have had no representation in the White House in about 50 years.  And each administration has chipped away at regulations intended to protect the taxpayer from businesses and they underhanded and bordering on illegal activity.  NAFTA also set the stage to move production overseas and reap the benefits of cheap labor while dumping all these cheap goods here for the consumer to pay top dollar for.  A pair of shoes that cost maybe 12 cents to make sells for around $150.  This is a huge profit for the company and a real screwing for the consumer. 

So we have had our revolution and I hope Washington realizes what has happened.  It is not business as usual.  Two years down the road many congressmen will be running for reelection.  If they haven't done any housecleaning, we will toss them out as well. 

And somebody need to wipe the snot off the dems faces and slap them silly for crying like spoiled brats.