Candidate Donald Trump challenged the media and the electorate in the delivery of a speech in Wisconsin. If we are going to defeat the rigged system, let us follow the money that influences the professional political class:

[Transcript] Thank you. It’s so great to be in Wisconsin tonight.
A recent Reuters poll had us tied in Wisconsin, and we were just in Iowa where we are up by 10 in the Reuters poll – and a new post-debate Google poll has us leading Hillary Clinton by 2 points nationwide, and that’s despite the fact that they were suppressing bad news about Hillary Clinton.
On November 8th, we are going to win this state and we are going to win the White House.
It’s going to be a victory for YOU, the American people.
We are going to end the Clinton Corruption and restore dignity and honesty to government service.
Hillary Clinton is an insider who fights only for her donors and for herself.
I am an outsider fighting for you.
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Candidate Donald Trump interview with Fox News Host Bill O’Reilly prior to the Waukesha Wisconsin campaign rally:

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Were it not for an fortuitous, albeit innocuous, picture spotted today – a connection would never have been possible.  As such please consider this outline an important addendum to The Benghazi Brief…. and bear with me as we attempt to outline something quite remarkable as it relates to the 2016 campaign against Donald Trump.

Representative Adam Kinzinger, Senator John McCain, candidate Evan McMullin

What you are about to read is specifically how the Muslim Brotherhood, and ISIS, connect to those outlined above – and how their individual behaviors within the 2016 election begin to make sense.   Perhaps, like us, you will have an ah-ha moment.
The “Never Trump” coalition has always consisted of a few noisy and indecent politicians within Washington DC.  Senator Ben Sasse, Senator Jeff Flake and Representative Adam Kinzinger the most noteworthy and vitriolic.
Whenever CNN, or for that matter any media, want a republican voice to argue against Donald Trump, in the “current days’ outrage du jour”, they call upon Kinzinger first and foremost.   He seemingly loves the spotlight as much as he enjoys promoting himself on social media.  In essence, he’s a proud #NeverTrumper.
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Tonight candidate Donald Trump is holding a campaign rally in Waukesha Wisconsin. The event venue is the Waukesha County Expo Center. Live Stream coverage is anticipated to begin at 6:00pm CDT / 7:00pm EDT:
Live Stream Link – Alternate Live Stream #1 – Alternate Live Stream #2

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Here is the video Hillary Clinton and the Clinton Campaign are selling as intensely controversial. The video is from 20-years-ago in 1997 where Donald Trump and 1996 Miss Universe Alicia Machado appeared together at a joint press event:

Team Clinton are manufacturing an outrage, and the water-carrying media is intent on pushing their narrative.
Irrelevant 20-year-old nonsense.

There’s an odd dynamic to the Hillary Clinton / Tim Kaine ticket that no-one in the media seems to discuss.  The presidential ticket is rarely together.
Since the 3-day Ohio Pennsylvania bus tour immediately following the DNC Convention July 25th-28th, Secretary Clinton and Tim Kaine have only been together once, on September 5th (labor day), again in Ohio.

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The red circled dates on the three-month calendar above reflect the times that Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine have been together since the DNC convention.  The ticket was not together at all in the month of August, and only once in September [5th (labor day) in Ohio].  (more…)

This has to be the worst campaign vetting in the history of failed campaign vetting… Or the most horrible exploitation, Clintonian level exploitation, of a very troubled woman…. You decide.

Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton’s entire campaign narrative is now centered around, and vested in, using a former Miss Venezuela, Alicia Machado, as an attack surrogate against Donald Trump.
Hillary Clinton’s campaign goal is to paint Donald Trump as anti-woman, and fat-shaming, because the Miss Universe pageant owner told Machado she needed to lose the 50+ lbs she gained after winning the 1996 beauty pageant title.

Yeah, it does sound silly.  Hillary Clinton is trying to hit Donald Trump for being critical/judgmental of beauty,… in a beauty pageant,… which he owned,… and was therefore the stakeholder in the brand image of the beauty pageant Machado won.
Huh?  Yeah, but if that wasn’t silly enough, hold on. It gets really bizarre.
After finishing her one-year-term as ’96 Miss Universe, Alicia Machado first turned to a life of crime – including being the getaway driver for her boyfriend during the murder of his brother-in-law.  A few weeks later Ms. Machado was accused of threatening the judge who was in charge of convicting her boyfriend. (more…)

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The Weaponization of the U.S. government against non-compliant citizens continues today with the U.S. Department of Labor now targeting Peter Thiel:

(Via CNN Money) The U.S. Department of Labor filed a lawsuit Monday against Palantir, a data software startup said to be valued at more than $20 billion, for allegedly being biased against hiring Asian candidates.

The secretive startup was cofounded by Peter Thiel, an investor and Facebook board member who has emerged as perhaps the most prominent Donald Trump supporter in the tech industry. Thiel is also known for backing lawsuits against Gawker Media, which forced the company to sell itself.

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Following the presidential debate last night, candidate Donald Trump called in to Fox News morning show to answer questions.

BREAKING: Nielsen company: 81.4 million watched Clinton-Trump presidential debate on 11 networks, preliminary estimates show.

— The Associated Press (@AP) September 27, 2016

There’s a bazillion opinions on the results of the presidential debate last night. The last thing needed is another one. Because, in actuality, the only opinion that matters is yours.
Before last night’s debate my own opinion was that almost no-one is truly undecided in this election.
Yes, there might be a small number of people who are looking for an excuse to vote one way or the other. But as a general disposition everyone who will vote on November 8th already knew their candidate before the stage show last evening.
As I concluded my own watching of the debate, and the participants/moderator therein, my own thoughts were not about who won or lost – but rather how easy it is to judge the efforts; and yet how challenging it was to step into this breech.
The courage it takes for a non politician to step forward, knowing in advance what opposition will lay ahead. It seems to make much more sense now how candidate Donald Trump spoke about taking that deep breath before going down the escalator in June 2015.
I was reminded of Kambree Nelson’s moment in Costa Mesa California. And in a not-so-unusual way, her words in April speak forward into last night.
So I’ll just leave it at that….

… and remind myself of my responsibility to be deserving of that courage.
Our candidate is doing his part, his best.  What am I doing to deserve it?