Is Wiki Leaks Interfering Or Providing Unbiased Information?

While we slept, the US government has morphed into a wholly owned subsidiary of the Clinton foundation that has a controlling, meddling  finger in everything. The Julian Assange situation is a case in point.

Julian Assange is not "interfering" in US elections, he is providing the public with a unique informational media service, the only unbiased, uncensored information about the scandalous corruption of the Democratic party, the gross manipulations, the behind the scenes election fun and games and the Clinton's sordid wheeling and dealing in their own interest.

Shutting down Assange by probable US pressuring of his Ecuadorean refuge hosts has the smell of flagrant repressive censorship of a type seen more often in totalitarian dictatorships.

Let's make America Great Again! Before it's too late.

RepubliCAN of ME supports unique means of providing information to the public as our media sources appear to offer biased news reporting.

Make America Great Again - "Rump" Pence

"RUMP" Pence

Today it was pointed out to me that there are quite a number of Trump/ Pence signs being defaced.

"RUMP"

The "T" being blocked out

Wish I had a photo of one of the political signs which was defaced by.....

RUMP - Is this the best that liberals can do? RUMP... This is the mind set of a 5 year old.

Earlier this summer we saw the same kind of behavior being displayed by the left towards Trump. In Chicago for instance democrats came out to heckle and obstruct Trump supporters. At one point major roads were blocked by left supporters - halting traffic and making the lives of those who happened to pass by at that time a living hell.

Why

Who knows. Maybe the left feels that their entitlement is being threatened by a candidate who is anti establishment.

RepubliCAN of Maine supports the candidacy of Donald Trump as someone who is running counter to the establishment.

Alan Caron: Maine Democrats have only themselves to blame for LePage victory

An article that was posted on November 6 in the PPH (Pingree Press Herald) takes the view of why the Democratic party may have taken such a beating. This from the perspective of a Democrat. When done with the article check out the comments as many of them offer an interesting view of the election.

PPH (Pingree Press Herald)

Congratulations to Republican Gov. Paul LePage and his team for a well-run, smart campaign. They never wavered on making government spending, welfare and immigration their galvanizing issues. LePage didn’t commit a major gaffe. His debate performance was strong, and he actually gained support during the race.

In the wake of Tuesday’s losses, the first instinct of Democrats will be to blame others: big money from away, independent candidate Eliot Cutler and a Republican “wave.” That would be both a mistake and a lost opportunity.

Democrats need to go back to the drawing board and take a hard look at their priorities, their messaging and who they’ve been nominating for higher offices. They need to look inward rather than outward. They promised to do that kind of “soul-searching” after 2010, but there wasn’t much evidence of it this year.

Those who can’t imagine why LePage was re-elected have not been listening carefully enough to Maine people. In growing numbers, Mainers are frustrated about the state’s economy and stagnation. In part, they blame a government that has outgrown our means and that cannot be sustained without continuing tax increases, which, in turn, hurt the economy.

The election of Paul LePage was made possible because of the growing perception that Democrats have forgotten the working people and taxpayers of Maine, and that won’t change until Democrats in Maine pay more attention to those voices, and actually do something about it. Rightly or wrongly, voters are coming to feel that Democrats are incapable of changing a government that they are so busy defending.

Full story: PPH (Pingree Press Herald)