As the election cycle reaches its peak in turbulence, it's hard to cast our minds past Election Day, or tomorrow, for that matter, but a crucial question hangs in the air.  Will the transition of power — or preservation of power — be peaceful?  Even though both parties are prepared for legal battles over the results, the dispute may — and likely will — not remain strictly legal.  And even though the Constitution and federal law ensure that even if the election is contested in court, the country will have a president on Inauguration Day, how can we rest assured that there will be no "peaceful protests" involving riots and violence? The political climate is as hot as Californian summer, and it feels as if one spark may start a fire in that poorly managed political forest.  Many envision President Donald Trump's supporters using misinformation to mobilize vigilante militias to clash...(Read Full Article)