As previously stated by others the one thing that scares me is, considering the size and population of this country, we can not come up with one honest, incorruptible man to run for the most prestigious position in this land. Maybe that's because only the wealthy can afford to run!!
Then again all the usual candidates come from just two very controlled parties. Perhaps that is why Trump is getting the following that he has been getting. The people see him as a hope that he will not be controllable by the machines we call our parties. But will he be honest? Only time and an election will tell. That is if the machine doesn't politically or physically assassinate him before he is even elected.
Hillary, is obviously part of the other machine with no hope of being honest or incorruptible. Scarier yet, if elected she plans to reinterpret the constitution.
Who should you vote for with a choice like that? HMMM.
Is this election really that important? When you consider the voters keep sending the same bought and paid for senators and congressmen back to Washington election after election. It's part of the good ole-boys rules you know. Here in PA we had one senator who wouldn't vote the way we thought he should and we threw him out of office. Next thing we knew he was running for president. Thank God the people were wise to him!
Therein may lie the real problem or solution. It is probably a good investment for an interested party to initially buy them when they keep coming back election after election and are in fact the ones who will vote on changes and add to the laws and bills that actually set the rules. How they vote is seldom reported on and few voters really know how their representatives are voting on bills, that is of course, if they even know who their representatives are.
When a president signs a bill of importance or vetoes one we usually all know how he voted and we can place the blame or credit on one man.
The real solution may be to pass a law highlighting any incumbent's name on the ballot form so we can vote any incumbent house member out of office after one term. It may then get too expensive for the interested parties to to buy them all. Think of how the parties would shudder if they had to reshuffle the deck every couple of years.