Reply #40: I once ran for dogcatcher.

[Zan_of_Texas]

Actually, it was a tiny local office, really tiny, but publically elected. I could not BELIEVE how many people magically appeared around me to give me advice. I mean, the power of that office could be contained in a thimble (and there was no pay involved) and suddenly these advisors appeared -- do this, do that.

I cannot imagine the kind of currents and undertow of people who would surround a presidential candidate, some like leaches I'm sure. All with agendas.

We should bear in mind that election fraud could benefit any candidate, any party, if undiscovered, and that it is likely that some in the know folks in the Democratic party are quite aware of election fraud. In fact, they may be SO aware they don't want to lift up any rocks for fear that the upset applecart may spill on them too.