Pres. Trump‘s first-rate record = overwhelming support

Today we’re taking a spin around the always fascinating Federal Election Commission site. Elections are expensive, national elections even more so. By necessity, money is the engine that drives the political train. Few of the Democrat/Socialist pack are household names, but they all consider themselves capable of leading the free world.

Like indistinguishable dervishes, they whirl in and out of contention. On Tuesday California Rep. Eric Swalwell exited without a ripple, while leftist billionaire Tom Steyer, who vowed he would not run, entered the race — leaving Democrats who relied on his $120 million donations during the midterm elections, empty-handed. Steyer’s vacuous heartthrob issue is impeaching President Trump. The recent exit of Mike Gravel, an 89-year-old former Alaska senator speaks for itself.

These are the current Dem candidates:

Mayor Bill de Blasio

Gov. Steve Bullock

Sen. Michael Bennet

Obama’s VP Joe Biden

Mayor Pete Buttigieg

Rep. Seth Moulton

Rep. Tim Ryan

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand

Fmr Rep. Robert “Beto” O’Rourke

Fmr Gov. John Hickenlooper

Gov. Jay Inslee

Sen. Bernie Sanders, a self declared Socialist.

Hedge fund billionaire Tom Steyer

Sen. Amy Klobuchar

Sen. Elizabeth  “Pocahontas ”Warren

Sen. Cory “I am Spartacus” Booker

Sen. Kamala Harris

Fmr Mayor Julian Castro

Rep. Tulsi Gabbard

Fmr Rep. John Delaney

Mayor Wayne Messam

Fmr Rep. Joe Sestak

New Ager Marianne Williamson

Tech entrepreneur Andrew Yang

Republicans who watched the recent Democrat debates, feel even more secure with incumbent President Donald Trump in the White House, fulfilling the promises he made as a candidate.

The DNC, well aware of the debate debacle, is scheduling more, two in the second week of September, but with more restrictions on who can participate. Count on open borders and (taxpayer funded) giveaways to dominate as ABC News partners with Univision, the Spanish language broadcast network.