The One Thing President Trump Must Do to Make America Great Again
Dave Hodges
TheCommonSenseShow.com
June 11, 2016
Divine Providence has been realized, it is January of 2017 and Trump is being inaugurated.
Assuming that Trump escapes the bullet of an assassin, there is not a successful false flag attack that brings down the country and results in martial law, or the Electoral College is not bought off by George Soros and David Rockefeller, what will a Trump Presidency look like? It will not be a pretty picture.
The State of the Union 2017
After waging a successful campaign, Trump is inaugurated in seven months. By this time, near police state tactics will have to be employed to restore order. Beginning with the Conventions, civil unrest will grow to unprecedented levels. The agitators are funded by Soros and their only mission is to promote mayhem, so no President taking office could implement any of his agenda. At the inauguration, the military will be on full alert in order to thwart the party crashers of George Soros. After seven months of unrelenting violence, the country will be in utter chaos. I predict that it will not even be safe to vote in many areas of the country this November.
Since the summer of 2016, the country has been divided and conquered. It is gay vs. straight with a little transgenderism mixed in. It is poor vs. rich and with your local banker being the symbol of illicit wealth redistribution and the world will not be safe for bankers. Soros’ crew will engage in car bombings at malls, schools and athletic events and then try to blame the violence on Trump in an attempt to paralyze the credibility of his Presidency to the point where there are no meaningful reforms.
Why All the Violence?
Let’s just take Trumps top three reforms, namely; (1) Cutting of the profit motive from the free trade agreements, which have cost America tens of millions of jobs while reaping trillions of dollars of profits by the corporations, by heavily taxing the imports; (2) Slowing down illegal immigration whose cheap labor greatly benefits the top corporations; and, (3) Instituting a more equitable tax plan which forces the super elite to pay their fair share of their tax, thus relieving some of the burden for the middle class.
The corporations have spent enormous resources over the past 30 years to redistribute the wealth from the middle class to the wealthy. They have bribed nearly every member of Congress with campaign contributions to vote for legislation that destroys the American economy. The corporations have also promoted illegal immigration and have used the media to make the massive flight of immigrants into our country as being a (false) humanitarian issue. And finally, Congress has no interest in tax reform where the rich pay more. Because of the corporate gratuities paid to Congress, nobody leaves without being a multi-millionaire after a couple of terms in office. Case in point, when Dianne Feinstein was first elected to the Senate, she and her husband were worth about a million dollars. Today, Feinstein is worth an estimated $240 million dollars.
Trump Addresses a Joint Session of Congress
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