President-Elect Trump: Hillary Lost because Power Brokers decided She was Damaged Goods
By Stephen Lendman
Global Research
November 09, 2016
A night to remember! Talk about an Alfred Hitchcock ending! A future Hollywood film awaits about this year’s campaign.
Other than for Trump diehards, the ending was a real shocker, following months of deplorable one-sided scoundrel media pro-Hillary advocacy – journalism the way it’s supposed to be entirely discarded.
My assessment of the outcome is as follows. Hillary, the establishment candidate, was chosen to succeed Obama last year, likely before she announced her candidacy.
Trump, an anti-establishment sounding candidate, unexpectedly emerged last man standing in a field of 17 GOP aspirants.
Election rigging in America is longstanding, fraud commonplace at least since the 1824 “corrupt bargain” race – John Quincy Adams emerging triumphant over Andrew Jackson, a future US president.
Bush v. Gore was the most brazen electoral theft in US history. Five right-wing Supreme Court justices illegally stopped the Florida recount (later showing Gore won the state), overrode his popular vote triumph, choosing Bush to be president – showing US voters are disenfranchised without their knowledge.
Deep state power brokers decide who holds high-level elected and appointed positions. Elections are easily rigged with electronic ease, voter-role stripping and other dirty tricks.
In my judgment, Hillary lost because power brokers decided she was damaged goods, too contentious to lead. They cut a deal with Trump, assuring he’ll continue dirty business as usual, perhaps cutting him a little slack – letting him win by fair or foul means, in his case likely fair because Hillary is so overwhelmingly reviled.
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