Matters of form, not substance are the things that get Donald Trump in trouble with the media and the establishment in 2016. Trump has not mastered the Orwellian arts; empty words, doublespeak, vacuous promises, and cluelessness. Trump is especially vulnerable because he is not one of the usual suspects, not a career politician, nor career “activist,” nor a card carrying member of the American Bar. Pardon any redundancy. No major political party welcomes the parvenu these days, any newcomer who actually builds things or makes a career or a living outside of government. Neither party trusts workers or entrepreneurs either, folks who actually do useful things: work for a living, care for their families, and pay taxes. America has been captured today by three demographics: official social democrats, right and left, with permanent government tenure; an urban underclass that has come to see inert dependency as just another career choice; and various micro-cultures that...(Read Full Article)