Unsalable Hillary or Sagacious Trump
In
between reality and forecast, the epiphany that Donald John Trump would trump
his competitor to the white house is far-fetched. This eye opener is scintillating to the
seeming reality that what glitters is not golden. The façade that paraded the
debates, the call ins, the innuendoes and facets of fracas between Hillary and
Trump, with the endless badgering of Trump as an insensitive and unstable
option for the white house reflected the entire opposite of the election
result. I personally wasn’t shocked by the result. There had always been that
inherent applause within the Trump campaign and his nefariously deemed ideals.
He spoke astutely, the minds of White Supremacist Americans, although with
unguided perversions. He yet misfired, but among his misfires, the origin and
mindset of his proposal shone like a golden coin in a mud. How, with his
egotism, bigotry, narcissism, he won the coveted election, remains a foggy
mystery on the minds of billions.
Many
still find it difficult to believe that Hillary’s email scandal compared with
Trump’s aberrations and inexperience could have won the election in favour of
the latter. Perhaps the media support
for her in spite of email scandal range, where 61% respondent in the Quinnipiac
University poll barely 3months ago revealed Hillary as dishonest and
untrustworthy, blinded her to address her Achilles’ hill. Her Adviser Joel
Bennenston, a renowned strategist and pollster, possibly should share in the
blame for her failure. He failed in his job to bring to the fore, the latent
hindsight that had consistently been swept beneath notice.
Hillary
was built a jetliner by the Polls pooled by CNN and other Medias and she rode
on it like an ignorant peacock to an oblivious failure. Marred by the
undetailed FBI investigation of the email scandal which was described as an
unethical political interference by the White House to salvage her electoral
integrity, her several cosmetic
preservation of diplomatic and political prowess neither worked in her interest
for the white house nor flipped her personality image-wise. In spite of the
conspicuous White House and Media support, she couldn’t swim through. Guessed
the Americans saw through her thinly veiled façade and the media propaganda. It
is hard to believe that anyone could have lost to Trump, much more Hilary. It’s
as if she was fated to lose the election.
The
outcome of the election is the voice of Americans. And they must accept the
fate that awaits them. Americans,
perhaps chose a rookie over a rocker, time would tell. Global distrust might
not reflect the true identity of Trump. He however, actually reflected his own
identity with his unmentionable abominations. His victory crystallizes the
views of almost 65% of Americans to keep an inbred culture rather than a
diversified one.
The
only formidable weapon Trump wielded, which in hindsight was Bernie’s against
her in the Democrat’s primaries, reared its ugly head in reality to topple her
from achieving her coveted position. A Bernie versus Trump run perhaps would
have given the Democrats Olympus. The democrat, amidst the fierce scandal
against Hillary, exchanged a golden coin for rusty one. The election was lost
because of their choice, which was promoted by Obama and her Husband. Sentiments
are Politics, and won with it but not without the right permutations.
Trump’s
triumph was in his campaign model. The most common campaign, similar to Adolf
Hitler in his pre-second world war crusade, (Tell them their problems, Tell them
who is to be blamed for it. Tell them how to eliminate those responsible). He
told majority Americans what they needed to hear; how he hopes to salvage their
future by cutting taxes and giving them back their jobs, which according to him
have been stolen by immigrants from Africa and their Latin neighbours. Trump
harnessed this model and won the election battle against all odds, and in the
U.S for that matter, a country whose bedrock foundation for peace and message
of freedom for all pervades the entire globe. It seemed this value is headed
for the rock, with millions of African and Mexican immigrants (especially
Nigerians) awaiting repatriation or imprisonment.
Except
for Trump’s experience in Business, Politics was never his forte. The world is
waiting to see what will emerge from his Chrysalis. And the reactions, acidic,
indifference or a shocking awe are yet to be born
