When Hillary Clinton says “Stronger Together”, she is not referring to the American people, but to Democrats (voting, Republican)

[nononsenseguy]

The GOP (or should it be re-branded POP, Prissy Old Party) has once again taught us how to lose an election.
Democrats never abandon their own, no matter the scandal. And, once again, the GOP has allowed the media to control the "narrative," refusing to stand up to the hypocrisy. They would rather let the Liberals devour their candidate like wolves on a wounded sheep.

Articles: GOP: The Bastion of Piety

[AnywhereElse]

The GOP wanted an establishment candidate and tried to buy the nomination for Bush, but there wasn't enough money in the world to get it for him. The hardcore GOP establishment candidates are not behind Trump because they are part of the those backing globalism, Bush/Clinton dynasty. It doesn't matter whether someone is Democratic or Republican as long as they are establishment candidates so they happily endorse Hillary.

Globalists unite against the will of the people: Breaking: George Bush is voting Hillary Clinton: globalists unite as Millennials join Trump | Prntly | America's Top News Site

This election is about nationalism (Trump) vs globalism (Clinton/establishment):

Trump vs. Hillary Is Nationalism vs. Globalism, 2016 | The National Interest

When and Why Nationalism Beats Globalism - The American Interest

This election has nothing to do with Democratic Party vs the GOP, nothing.

"Stronger Together" is the alliance of Hillary and Bill, thus their defense of each other when there was no defense.

[froglipz]

Trump......