On November 8, 2016 this country did something very historic. They elected a man who had no prior political experience over a lady who had over thirty years political experience. Americans said no to the establishment politicians who have roamed our country's capital for so long. Americans voted to "Drain the Swamp." And so it was Republican Donald J. Trump who defeated Democrat Hillary Clinton for the presidency. But from the time that Mr. Trump announced his candidacy for the presidency way back in June 2015, the mainstream media has done everything in its power to smear the name of Mr. Trump and his family. I will say Mr. Trump didn't make it easy for himself during the campaign with some of the outrageous things that he said. In an interview in July 2015 Mr. Trump said that Arizona US Senator John McCain was not a war hero to him because he had been captured. He gave a really hard time to Republican primary challenger Jeb Bush, saying that he wasn't man enough to handle the White House and calling him a liar repeatedly. He also pinned Texas senator Ted Cruz as "Lying Ted" and called him the single biggest liar during a debate. Other things didn't help him either, such as the 2005 video that was released with Mr. Trump saying horrible things about women, which he later pinned as "lockeroom talk" when asked about it at one of the debates. But even with all of these things stacked against him, Mr. Trump offered the best message for change than any of the other candidates on either side. In his list of things to do after he is inaugurated on January 20 2017 is to repeal the very disastrous Obamacare and to come up with a plan to defeat the terroist organization IsIs. But after Mr. Trump won on November 8 with 306 electoral votes, the Democrat party and the liberal media has refused to give up and accept defeat. Petitions were signed and protests have been going on with people chanting "Not my President" and a bunch of other junk. My message to the Democrats, the Republicans who opposed Mr. Trump and to the quote unquote "True Conservatives" who also opposed Mr. Trump, GET OVER IT!!!!! YOU LOST!!!! Mrs. Clinton may have won the popular vote, but she didn't win the White House. On December 19 2016 Donald Trump was officially declared the 45th president of the United States with 304 electoral votes, only two shy of what he originally won. And those two votes went to former Texas congressman Ron Paul and to Ohio Governor and former presidential candidate John Kasich. Let's join forces together and get behind the President Elect and work to MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!!!
