"Dow futures have plummeted more than 400 points"
"Other world markets follow"
"Peso falls through the floor"
"US dollar falls as Trump takes Florida"

What does this mean? It means first that the whole world is against the man. Second, it means that the wealthy elite who have bought and controlled government in the world - and in the US - are so detached from reality that they can't believe that this monster they created is actually winning. These elites have been screwing ordinary Americans for so long, and getting away with it, that they imagined they can keep doing it forever...

And so far that has admittedly worked out for them. But not this year. Because this year, the people struck back. In both Democratic and Republican primaries, overwhelming numbers of people voted for the Populist candidates who addressed working- and middle-class economic concerns. But the elites blew off BOTH of the Populist candidates. In the case of the Democrats, they were willing to use the most heinous of tactics to defeat him, including race-baiting (Sanders the Jew; Sanders the 'privileged white guy'), red-baiting (Sanders the socialist), ageism, and out and out fraud (DNC role). In the case of the Republicans, they couldn't do it, and they ended up with the guy they didn't want - and many abandoned him because of the fact.

Why the difference? Here's why. Republican electoral power has leaned on the white working class and middle class vote in the US since Nixon. And the white working class revolt overwhelmed the Republican party elite this year. But since Bill Clinton the Democrats have relied for their power on the black vote -- and the black vote lined up behind HRC. That fact empowered Hillary Clinton to ignore the Sanders bid, to refuse even to take seriously the issues that Sanders' success so clearly showed Americans were concerned about. The Democratic Party elite and its media supporters went into the election with a smug self assurance based on their confidence that their 'support' for feminism and civil rights would continue to put them over the top - and they were wrong. The departure of the white working and middle class from Clinton and the Democrats sealed her fate.

One after another, counties that voted strongly for Obama in 2012 or 2008 turned to Trump. This is not because those counties suddenly decided to become racist - it was a reaction against Obama's abject failure to do anything to help the American working class; and the Democrats' abject failure to respond to their plight in 2016. In short: this election did not go to Trump because of the racism of the American public alone - though that will no doubt be the liberal narrative. This election went to Trump because of CLASS.

The outcome was predicted well in advance: throughout the Spring and Summer months, poll after poll showed Hillary either barely eking out a victory or outright losing to Trump if the two were paired in the general election. Those same polls consistently showed Bernie Sanders beating Trump - every time - by very comfortable margins. But rather than register this fact, the Democratic party elite chose to back a candidate who was deeply unpopular with voters - and so they lost the election to the biggest loser American presidential electoral politics has ever produced.

The Democratic party elite just put Donald Trump in the White House.