I’ve concluded that it’s been very hard from some partisan Republicans to emotionally come to terms what it means to be a “Republican” these days.

What is happening today is fueled by fast information, and misinformation, distribution, and that includes fads which steer public opinion.

A substantial portion, but not all, of the religious right was fueled by Southern grievances held over by a century. The division that Drumpfskind brought to the religious right exposed this quite well.

The latent racism in America became all too obvious with President Obama’s election, namely, the response from birtherism to the daily outrage.

Self-reflection is the realm of artists and contemporary art for some time has shown that the pop-art in America diverged strongly in the “two Americas”, as we now are labeled as a society.

I still believe that Clinton will carry the “Obama states” and thus win. However, Drumpfskind has pulled millions of people towards authoritarianism as well as plain old bigotry. This will not go away on November 10th.