I agree that Obama has left a bad taste, as I am far worse off than I was eight years ago. I have less money and higher insurance premiums. I could not stand another few years of that, but I have no idea what Trump is going to do. I guess it really does not matter, as things are pretty bad right now. I am sure they can be worse, but they can also get better. I am willing to give him a chance, just like I did for Obama. Unfortunately, that did not work out well, (but I did not vote for Obama). I am hoping for the best, but I will prepare for the worst. After all, I am a slight conspiracy theorist.

Look up the organization that issues SNAP benefits............40% of it goes to whites and 25% goes to blacks...look up the statistics from the actual issuing organization and you will get the true numbers that are THEIRS...not some doctored up shit based on a different interpretation of what constitutes welfare...I notice you love to bask in comparisons of things that are bad, crime, murders, serial killers, welfare..but from a economical and employment stand point you never consider the institutional factors that established these disparities long ago as a status quo that has been maintained through systemic means.

I agree. We are in for a ride and it cannot be a good one. Our country may never recover from a man that has decided that only loyal people deserve jobs, but define loyal. What are we to do now that the one running the country, knows nothing about the country, the people, or the situation? I have never been on food stamps, welfare, SNAP or any government subsidy, but I also know Trump will not be good for all. He is indeed a narcissist, but Clinton was no better. I am female and would not, could not, vote for that woman. She is a lying megalomaniac that thinks women have the right to murder. Where oh where is the country that I love? The people that I love? We have all lost our collective minds! How sad it is to see the world today and only thirty years ago, things were so much different. We had hope, now we have none.

Donald Trump said what many people wanted to say but did not dared to say, because they were afraid of not being politicaly correct. The media ignored what was the way o thinking of the mayority of the people, so the media was not doing what it is suppose to do. What Trump said was in the mind of many people but the media did not know it or did not want to let it be known. The pundits of the media wanted to be in good terms with the goverment and they created a big lie, so big that they themselves started to believe it. Trump used a crude language and it is sure that a politician would not use that language but that is the language of the common people and they understood him very clearly. Now let's see what he is able to accomplish. The media owes an apology to the American people.