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Who will be US President in 2016?

I’m not really and truly sure.

Today is November 23rd 2014, the election is still two (2) years down the road, and I don’t know of any way to tenably predict an election which is still so far away.

I’m a 34 years of age white American who has been called, and perceived as, a n-word-lover (not white enough for empty-headed crackers) his entire life.  Throughout the last 34 years I’ve ascertained that many white Americans (regardless of class and intelligence levels) are largely pea-brained in some ways. In any event, here is my estimate:

As I’ve stated in the foregoing, many white-Americans are largely pea-brained in some ways so there’s probably really no chance for any other political parties aside from Democrat and Republican in 2016.

If there’s to be a Democrat in the White House in 2016 her name will be Hillary Clinton.   However, if for some reason it’s not physically possible for her to run for 2016 (e.g., death, illness or severe mental disability) then there might be room for US Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA).

Why Hillary Clinton?  Because, that’s just that way it is.

If there’s to be a Republican in the White House in 2016 his name will either be Jeb Bush or Rand Paul.

Why Jeb Bush and Rand Paul?

Jeb Bush:

First let me state that I would never support Jeb Bush for President (2016 or any other year).  He’s an exceedingly worthless reprobate but, unfortunately, he probably has an exceedingly solid chance at winning the election for 2016.  Aside from the obvious, e.g., he’s member to the Bush dynasty, the following are listed in support of my conclusion:

1.   Jeb Bush understands and speaks the Spanish language: 

It should be noted that I believe that President Jimmy Carter spoke Spanish.  I also think that President George W. Bush could sort of speak Spanish.  I’ve also heard that Newt Gingrich has tried, somewhat without success, to learn Spanish.

2.  Jeb Bush is married (since 1974) to a Mexican woman. Her name is Columba Garnica Gallo Bush and she was born and raised in Mexico.  They have three (3) children together.

3.  Jeb Bush’s secret weapon: Latino Bush.  Who is Latino Bush?  Answer: his son, George Prescott Bush.

His son was born in Houston, Texas in 1976.  He’s an attorney, U.S. Navy Reserve Officer and a politician (he’s also real estate investor).

He studied at Rice University and earned his Juris Doctordegree from the University of Texas School of Law (2003).

In 2014, he was elected Texas Land Commissioner.

Rand Paul:

I support Rand Paul for President 2016.  I’d prefer his father, Ron Paul, for 2016 but I don’t believe that his father will run this time.

Rand Paul appears to advocate many of the beliefs that his father holds.  From what I’ve been able to ascertain, Ron Paul is the only (aside from PERHAPS his son Rand Paul) contemporary (yes, I know, he retired in Jan. 2013, but you know what I mean) member of US Congress who has not been bought and who does advocate the US Constitution.

There was a time when I looked up to US Senator Charles Grassley (R-IA) but those days are gone.  I am grateful for his help (I’ve written to him for approximately 13 years now) in the past but a few years ago I ascertained (and even more so after he advocated Joni Ernst, R-IA, for US Senate in November, 2014) that he was bought long ago.

In any event, there’s just too much to write, and (unfortunately) too little time for me to do so at the moment, for me to adequately tell readers more about Rand Paul (and his father Ron Paul) here in this report.

I suggest reading more about US Senator (R-KY) Rand Paul and also his father Ron Raul who has served as a US Congressman (R-TX) on three (3) separate occasions beginning in 1976 and ending in 2013.

It should also be noted that Ron Paul (Rand’s father) is a physician and has been a Republican Party presidential candidate twice (2008 & 2012) and also the presidential nominee of the Libertarian Party for US President 1988.

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