The shock and the awe has now worn off and whether you like it or yes, Donald Trump would become the next President of the United States of America.
The real estate mogul/reality tv star who had never held public office, beat off competition from the 30 year political veteran Hillary Clinton to win the 2016 US elections.
In a shocking turn of events that has left the American media and much of the political establishment in anaphylaptic shock, Donald John Trump has built a near unassailable lead in the US Presidential election and is most likely the next commander in chief of the American armed forces.
With much of the states tallied up and finished, Trump has 265 electoral votes to Clinton’s 218 – with counting yet to finish in Michigan and Winsconsin where Trump is still leading anyway.
The 2016 US elections commences in a few hours when polls open all across that vast nation as citizens move to choose the 45th Commander-in-Chief of the world’s most powerful military.
The Presidential elections have come down to four candidates – Democratic nominee Hillary Rodham Clinton, former First Lady, two time Senator from New York and Secretary of State; Republican Presidential nominee, former reality tv star and real estate mogul Donald John Trump; Libertarian Party nominee, former Governor of New Mexico Gary Johnson; and Green Party candidate, Dr Jill Stein.
British singer Adele has waded a little into the US Presidential elections with a stringent call to arms for her fans to steer away from Donald Trump and into the warm embrace of Hillary Clinton.
Adele told fans emphatically, ‘Don’t vote for him’ – noting that even though she was not an American, the US election would affect her just as much as it would affect almost everyone else on this planet.
It was a rabid Monday night in New York when the two people vying to become the next leader of the world’s most powerful nation clashed on a debate stage for the very first time.
Real estate mogul Donald J. Trump vanquished 16 seasoned politicians to win the Republican primary, and now faces off against the ultimate career politician – former first lady, US senator and Secretary of State – Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton is back on the campaign trail after taking a prescribed rest from her doctor following a battle with pneumonia.
Clinton caused consternation and the revival of discussions over her health when she fainted last Sunday at a 9/11 memorial being held in New York.
It took eight years longer than she expected, but Hillary Rodham Clinton is finally the standard bearer for her party, one night of voting away from the White House.
The former First Lady and US Secretary of State formally accepted the Democratic nomination for President Thursday night at the ongoing Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, in the process making history as the first female presidential candidate of any major party in the United States.
