To be fair here's info on all 3 major candidates (Xerxes)

I post this because I feel voters have the right and the need to be informed.  Remember that moneys and financial backing determine the amount of sway held by the investors.  Think of it this way: In any publicly owned corporation every stockholder has a say.  Those that hold more stock have more of a say-their say counts more.  Now look at who backs each candidate-despite what the campaign rhetoric has to say. 

Personally I'm a bit miffed by who backs who in this election.  And that is why I won'tbe voting for any of the major candidates.  But that's just me, I vote from my conscience, not by whether I back a "winner" or not.  

Carefully consider who you vote for.  Consider the most basic changes you would like to see.  Do you want to end a war that is only continuing for the sake of filling the pockets of the banks that loan the government money?  Do you want to put an end to a monetary system that is controlled by a privately controlled (non governmental) entity?  Do you want your dollar to be worth something again?  (Even now most investment strategists are telling their rich clients to dump US currency and buy Euros.)   Do you want to see an end to the declining middle class?  Do you want countries to look to the USA again with respect, not just for our military might, but because we represent something?  Do you want to continue to enjoy the Bill of Rights, as the Constitution guarantees them?  (See "The Patriot Act" if you think you still have them.)  Do you want to continue to enjoy the fruits of your labor, or do you want to continually feed the IRS and Federal Reserve more and more of your hard earned moneys?  

I cannot stress how important this upcoming election is becoming.  All I can do is tell you to look past the mudslinging, look past the pretty faces and see what each candidate is standing upon, and who is holding that candidate in place. 

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