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CNN showed a graphic showing how much of an impact and a benefit he has been for CBS and others. I personally think that the opposition he is facing from the GOP is due to his presence and behavior exposes them and takes off the mask of civility. They (GOP) want to act in a politically correct manner for the most part but still allow their out of public true feelings create policy that reflects how they feel toward people of color and delivers the outcome they want.

There have been articles written about the lead that was found in housing developments in New Orleans and possible connections to the violence this city experiences. Five years ago we launched an initiative to do our part to help reduce the violence which claims the lives of many young black men. We have had success. I'll post the link for those interested in reading about it. http://www.nola.com/crime/index.ssf/2016/01/new_orleans_peacekeepers_crime.htmlhttp://legacy.wwltv.com/story/news/crime/2016/02/16/takingastand-peacekeepers-work-squash-beefs-street/80448758/

Being POTUS is more than just being head of the United States. It's about diplomacy and experience when dealing with all the other countries in the world. This is where Trump falls short. He is the epitome of everything that the rest of the world hates about Americans. He's looked upon as an arrogant loose cannon by all of America's global allies, while Russia and Isis relish his egocentric belligerence. He and that narcissistic bully, Vladimir Putin, are kindred spirits. And Trump's hostility toward Islam bolsters Isis' recruitment. What is Trump going to do for the middle class, and what will his presidency wake America up about,Troy? And why is my backing Hillary a sign that I still have faith in the democratic process any more than those who back Bernie and Trump??? I have no doubt that if elected, Hillary will seek the advice of her husband, but I don't necessarily think this is a bad thing because 2 heads are better than one, and I have a gut feeling that at this point in their lives, they want to do what's best for the entire country. You don't have to love the Clintons; you just have to like what serves your best self interest in the long run. Bernie is a lovable ol guy, but once in office, as an Independent, he has no coalition to help him deliver on his pie-in-the-sky promises. He is about drastic reform; Hillary is about steady improvement. That's why she represents the "doable".