- Imperialism.
- Neoliberalism.
- 'Punking' of Sanders.
- Lack of coherent message.
- Manipulation of polls & votes.
- Disenfranchised demographics.
- Public servant w/ private e-mail server.
- D.N.C. / Clinton collusion with media institutions.
- A heavy focus on 'identity politics' without substance.
- Democrats dispelling democratic principle (rule by the people).
- General "rigging" of electorate's perception via the on-line technique.
- An obvious obscurity of intentions with the world's most advanced military.
- Juxtaposition of an unpopular career politician with an even more unpopular demagogue.
Shortly after the 2016 election, CNN collated a hypothesized 24 reasons why Donald Trump won the election – mostly internet sourced fake news; though not "Russian hackers". . .
It’s no shock to a faction of activists that this election was reverse engineered through social networks – the issue now is: will enough people quit reacting to act appropriately for the time’s demands? Will we think outside of the ballot box? Or will we be boxed in our unenlightened ways? It is for the people to decide now; not sell-out politicians; credit them that, elites - it would only be equitable – considering the immense amount of time and resources you have wasted via preference. You cannot continue to funnel the wealth of civil liberties we have in America into a binary system of electronic banking – the people are too aware (and you are no semideus).From article Box-ThinkHow much fiat money was cycled through a bloated advertising and mainstream media industry, as well as an idle rich and broken campaign process despite both Clinton and Trump being illegitimate candidates; as if to say: 'You don’t have a choice – watch how each candidate acts and your vote will be made for Clinton if you aren’t racist, xenophobic, Islamophobic, or sexist' (rhetorical questions do not require a question mark). How twisted; what is the intention?