Politics [Mini Group Post]

Q. Hi Lynn, Can you please do a reading on Bernie Sanders? Does he really believe what he says in his campaigns and debates? Is he part of the "powers that be"or really an "outsider"/"anti-establishment"? What kind of president do you see him being if he won the election? Would he really change a lot of things? Basically, describe anything you see about him.    Thank you so much.
A. When I tune into Bernie, I see him as a man that is genuinely disgusted with the way this country is headed.  He has an idealistic view of how the country should be versus how it is now.  The divide between the rich and the poor is a huge concern of his.  I get that somewhere within him he has an emotional connection to the "lower" and struggling class. I get this if he were elected the lower and lower middle class would love him, but the upper class and corporate side of America would fight him on every issue (even more so than they do Obama right now).  

If he were to be elected the social class (on paper) looks to be more blended, but a different type of divide starts to occur.  Basically, those that want to unify people will be confronted by those that detest this "new system."  And, by new system I hear that he will do what he can to start to redistribute the wealth.  I also see that for some less advantaged people, the financial breaks and social systems really help to let them succeed and afford opportunities they would not have previously had.  

The other thing I see (that would need to be addressed) is due to the availability of programs, the entitlements look to skyrocket.  A huge focus will need to be on creating a good balance of helping those that help themselves, and learning to give tough love to those that will not try.  This looks to be a topic that is brought up to Bernie over and over again.

One other point I am being shown is that under a Bernie administration colleges and certification programs are flooded.  People look to be wanting opportunities to do and be more.  There is an imbalance though, and that is that there are many (and the word I hear is) "fluid" versus "non-fluid" degrees being giving out to Americans.  When I ask for clarification (I have no idea what those terms mean..), I get that "fluid" degrees are things like teachers, artists and writers that have a require a more sensitive side.  Non-fluid refers to engineers, researches, etc that are very analytical.

Q. Lynn, Do you have any thoughts on Donald Trump and his recent comments on 9/11? Where do you see this going? What does he know and what are his intentions?
A. I see that Donald is showing the people that he isn't afraid to say what he thinks or call people out regardless of who they are.  I get that too many people are scared to say what they feel or speculate based on the facts for fear of not being "politically correct."  It is his way of showing that people in power or lobbyists can't control him, and if he disagrees or thinks you should be accountable, he will call you out.

The media is trying to get something scandalous and make it stick because the PTB are threatened at the idea of him being in office (because he can't be bought and has what is symbolically being shown to me, a big ego).  This comment was the "flavor of the moment" and it too will fade when they conjure up another debatable action by him.

Q. Just heard that there was some incriminating evidence in Hillary Clinton's deleted e-mails. Will she be tried and convicted? The US government is sooo corrupt. 
A. I see the Clinton's desperately trying to clear her name.  I also see some back door deal in the works trying to get the president to give her immunity while he still has the power to do so.  She does look to end up going through some kind of investigation and a Q and A session, but ultimately gets off due to her connections.  Some kind of social unrest event will happen as a result of this (I can't be certain what that is, but I see a large group protesting and picketing).

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