I agree with Scott Adams. This is a transformative election. Barack Obama rode into office in 2008 with soaring, conciliatory rhetoric. Remember "Hope and Change"? What we got was arrogance, narcissism, incompetence, mendacity, and thuggery. Obama has pitted whites against blacks (thereby worsening race relations), weakened our defense forces, rammed legislation down Americans' throats, lied repeatedly (remember "If you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor"?), and, perhaps most significantly, trampled on the Constitution. Hillary Clinton would be more of the same, and Americans are tired of it. Donald Trump will win the election in a landslide. Don't pay attention to the polls, especially national polls. Many people who won't admit to pollsters or journalists that they support Trump (for fear that they will be vilified) will vote for him when they're behind the curtain.
Democrats had fun for the past eight years, but their president, Obama, has given progressivism a bad name. This will harm the Democrat Party for years to come, and deservedly so. I predict that Obama will go down in history as one of our worst presidents. As for how he got elected, it's simple: white guilt. The white people who voted for him to assuage their guilt—and I know some—should be ashamed of themselves. They put their own selfish interest in feeling good about themselves ahead of the well-being of their fellow citizens. We will have an authentic black president in due course, and it will be a Republican. (By "authentic," I mean someone who descends from slaves, which Obama does not. He's half white and half Kenyan. If he descends from anything, it is from slaveholders.)
President Trump will repair much of the damage done by Obama. Our long national nightmare is about to end.
