Questions about the next POTUS...

Q. Was wondering if you care to have a go at determining who will be the presidential nominees for each party here in the USA,as it stands now, or even who the new president might be. I know it's early. Will the energy support a radical move at this time?

I'm actually really interested in Bernie Sanders who seems to be getting a huge number of people at his rallies , yet see little about him on mainstream news.
A.  I will first start by looking at some of the Republicans, and then move to the Democrats... 

The first one that jumps out at me is Trump.  There is a real struggle of a love / hate thing going on with him.  I see people being shocked by what he says, but in some way it is refreshing to see someone speak their mind.  It isn't even that he is supported for what he says, but the fact that he doesn't look to be a part of a mold.  There is no filter, and people aren't used to it.  Trump knows how to engage people (I see he is making this like a reality TV show).  I also see that Trump is more about the power (because he already has the money), and boosting his ego rather than anything else.  I see him treating much of this process as a game, and even talks so freely because he realizes it will get his name out there and tons of publicity.  Based on the timeline I see, I get that he will not get the nomination, BUT he lasts in this a long time!  He will try to go on his own, but some injury or illness (or problem??) will force him to drop out.  The PTB cannot allow someone that brazen to be in the White House.  

Carson looks like a sincere man that wants change, but he tries hard to mask his own confidence.  His exterior doesn't match his interior. He isn't outspoken enough to get people to remember his name, and eventually he doesn't win (what looks like in my mind a popularity contest) and eventually drops out.

I hear a message about Jeb Bush that he is the "Bush" that should have been president.  He feels like the "black sheep" of the family, and the PTB look to block him. 

Rand Paul looks sincere, but he has too much opposition to be able to do what he wants to do (and what his father started).  He is about the constitution, getting the dollar back on track and protecting freedoms.  Those statements alone look so bold that the PTB don't even want to deal with him.  I see less and less press on him, and eventually phase him out as well. 

I'm left with an image of Rubio and Kasich duking it out...  They both relate to people, but in very different ways.  I see this election being won based on emotional connections rather that facts and statements.  The people are so burnt out of being lied to, the economy, safety and immigration that they will go with who they get an emotional connection to.  Rubio looks to win over the Latino vote, and Kasich looks to get the middle class rooting for him.  I can't see who emerges, but it looks close. 

Now onto some of the Democrats... Hillary Clinton.  I see a lot of negative press coming out to try to lower her popularity.  It looks like she gets questioned constantly in ways that make her have to admit her faults and look bad. In many ways Hillary is emotionally (from the people's view) tied to Obama (when they think of Hillary, they think of Obama), so the energy overall feels very low. I see Bill coming to the rescue in the form of being present at many functions because even though Bill was in a big scandal during his presidency, he had the country in good shape.  Seeing him gives the people good feelings, which really helps Hillary in the pools.  


So many of you asked about Bernie Sanders.  I do see him rising.  He stands for things that really look to change and clean up was has happened to this country.  I hear that Hillary is moldable, where Sanders is not.  The people like Sanders boldness, and the idea of someone fresh looks positive (he doesn't have any baggage that automatically turn people off).  I see this ending up very close between Hillary and Sanders. 

In the end, I don't see that the people are overly happy with any of the choices.  People want something different, and want change.  They want free of the standard mold that isn't serving them well.  Then I hear that election are won from the top down (politicians, lobbyists, people that donation, corporation approval) versus the bottom up.  People are a factor, but so much is the influence those in power give to the people (almost like election are rigged subliminally).  

And that is all I have for this reading.  Thank you.  Love and light,