Other than a song by Elton John where he depicts an unhappy childhood with two parents that had exhausted their love for one another; it is the primary conclusion of our reality. We are a few hours away from the last debate between probably the two most flawed candidates to the presidency in American history and less than three weeks from the final "judgement"; both sides have shown us their worst face and in the heat of this passionate exchange we have failed to realize that two individuals that have handsomely benefited from the system want us to believe they have been chosen by a certain divinity to change it. Mr. Trump uses the undeniable proneness of the left to cheat as an excuse to claim that the elections are rigged. Yes we all know the left embraces the theory of by any means necessary, that the rules for identification of voters are somewhat slack, but this is not an issue now; it's been an issue for at least two decades.
Mrs. Clinton, on the other hand, wants us to believe she will right all wrongs and very few people seem interested in asking her why she was part of the Obama administration for four years if there were so many wrongs that hadn't been righted. She constantly swears she will revive the economy if elected; why should we revive something that according to her former boss has totally recovered?
As for we the people; we can only make sure to cast our vote and try and break away from fear mongering and demagogy; two commodities this bitter contest has shown to have plenty of.
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