Trump Divine Intervention or Not?: How today's political shakeup is forcing all Americans to see their own hypocrisy

Trump..Divine Intervention or Not? connects spirituality to the 2016 presidential election. This book is not about religion. It's about lessons we all divinely need and get. We don't always get what we want. We get what we need. Hillary and Trump are symbolic messengers of the inner divide and inner conflicts we the people are expressing. We want perfect politicians yet we ignore our own issues. We are all hypocrites, racists, sexist and bias. Trump and Hillary are giant mirrors of who we the people are. The author is a black woman who is a former police officer. She gives her views on Black Lives Matter and how she feels their public chant of, "What do we want? Dead cops. When do we want them? now!" hurts the black community. Illegal immigration has caused more harm in poor black communities more than any other community. Democrats want millions of illegal immigrants to come to America because their votes do count in the electoral college vote which determines who wins the presidency. Hillary is a master Pimp in getting the black vote. She often talks down to black people when she says, "Republicans are going to send you back to the Jim Crow era." She speaks this way because republicans want voters to have proper identification for voting and some voting poll centers have closed. Instead of creating more options like mail in ballots for poor black people, Hillary would rather use fear, racist talk. The government gives poor people welfare, free housing, food stamps and free health care. If they can provide these things for poor people they surely can provide them with a $15 identification card. This book is not about defending Hillary or Trump both rather about bringing out our hypocrisies to light. The republican party has forgotten about the black community. Hillary and the democrat party takes advantage of the black community for their votes, however, there isn't an effort to help improve conditions in the black communities. We are out of balance in our world and it's possible that the bombastic Trump has been divinely called upon to help us move towards balance. The 2016 election is beyond Trump or Hillary winning. There has been great change in politics because Trump is part of the election. More people are paying attention to politics and more are voting. Because of Bernie Sanders the democrats will hopefully make strides in changing their super delegate process. Many today have little or no desire for inner self-improvement or self-awareness. It's easier to blame others for our problems and unhappiness. The word racism is overly used and often what's called racism is poor behavior. The author points out situations that appear to be bad or negative and give the reader an opportunity to see positives in what appears to be bad. For example, she feels 49er Quarterback Colin Kaepernick's refusal to stand for our flag has ignited American pride which was low. Because of Kaepernick, more Americans raised their gratitude for our great nation. Ce Ce Ferrari said, "I was poor because I made poor choices. No white man, woman or any other person has stopped me from being or achieving anything I desire."