This leads to my earlier post where I said that the nomination process to the Presidency is fundamentally flawed, broken, and/or rigged. Constituents on both side of the aisle are beginning to realize this. Debbie Wesserman Schultz, Former Chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee (DNC), created a very limited debate schedule that favored the Hillary campaign and reduced Bernie Sanders' chances for a surge in the polls. Schultz' staff sent emails in which they brainstormed ways to undermine Bernie's campaign. Donna Brazile, Former Vice Chairwoman of the DNC, funnelled questions to Hillary's campaign in advance of two CNN debates. The DNC had its thumb on the scales all along which effectively destroyed the integrity of the nomination process and made Hillary's win questionable. Has the DNC even conducted a postmortem to ensure this chicanery never happens again? The media industrial complex also abrogated its responsibility to the public by refusing to give "equal" coverage to all 17 Republican candidates and by failing to conduct a deeper political analysis of their campaign platforms. Instead, the media focused on Trump since he was a ratings magnet and was notorious for making headline catching comments. Thus, Trump sucked up almost all of the media oxygen in the campaign season and left the audience with a distorted, yet unreliable view of the Presidential candidate field. The Presidential campaign season should resemble an intellectual marketplace where the best political candidates present compelling solutions to policy problems in their platforms. Instead, it became a poorly produced reality TV show with little substance, dubious characters, heightened political drama, and forced outcomes.