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Trump lost the popular vote by about 3 million votes. He won the Electoral College by winning 3 winner-take-all swing states by about 75,000 votes in all three states all together. A 30,000 vote switch is all it takes and Trump is polling really bad in these States. Voters vote with wallets in mind, and incumbent Presidents lose in bad economic times and only a quick recovery leaves the only path back for Trump

Rock n` Roll is just fine with me. As someone whose been around strip clubs for almost 30 years, the type of clubs I like are the one with the music I like (rock) and the girls I like (cheap n' slutty..lol). I have found out that a lot of clubs which feature a predominance of hip hop, rap, and gangsta music tend to attract the rabble that like that music. They spend little money in the club, less on the girls and tend to cause more trouble. It;s not bad to have a variety of music, but I like to go during the daytime where milfs predominate and rock and roll is the preferred music genre. If a dancer wants to express herself with tats while grind away..hey. It's not like I'm going to marry her. So tats and rock n roll are probably a good MO for a club to operate under...as long as they are open afternoons.

actually, its about 35K or about 21 miles from Algondones to San Luis Colorado, Mx where the border is open 24/7. the cab drivers in Algondones will scalp you though, if you want a ride to the border crossing in SLC after the Algondones crossing closes. Some will charge you about 25-40 dollars. I found out that if I park in SLC and then take a cab to Algondones, ($10) get the cabbie's card and promise him 20 for the return trip after the border closes, I'll usually get an "Si" and then hope he shows up when I call him.(they usually do. This will allow you to get great "over-nite or short time deals in Algondones with the girls, who after 10pm are bereft of Americans. There are (or were) two good clubs is SLC you might check out, although the last time there was over a year and a half ago.

God advice on the passport card. Also, people need to know that as an American with a passport card, ignore the long lines to the border and walk past everybody until you get to the first gate and then show your card. At one time the MX government had dual lines, one for MX and people with vsaa and the other for US citizens. Thay all went out the window as all the Mexicans take up both lines. So just bypass them. Cascades is $22 short time? last year it was $11. You do NOT need a visa to visit TJ or Ensenada, but need one should you intend to go further than 50 miles from the US border

Prior to 9/11, the border crossing, even in TJ was done in minutes, It has increasingly gotten longer due to increasing restrictions and closer scrutiny of ALL people coming into the US. I remember in a time you just crossed into the US and every once and a while a Border Agent may ask for an ID. A littlr later, you would have to state your nationality ( but not show an ID) then you needed an ID (a drivers license would do) and now you are required to have a US government issued ID (like as passport card) to go between the border. Several years ago there were two lines to get into the US in TJ, one was for non-us citizens and the other was for US citizens who had a passport/a Sentri pass or Global Entry. Almost immediately The non US citizens took over the "US documentation" line" causing thos without knowledge to wait forever in one of the two lines. You DO NOT have to wait in line on the Mexican Side of the border entry. Since all the new construction and even several years before, I simply walk to the fron of the line where the actual US border entry is. If you take one of the Red Coaches, it will drop you off at that same spot. Once you are at the US point of entry (inside the gate) make sure you show your Passport or US passport card and they wave you in in groups if it is real busy and they have the private security working, or a single US border patrol agent to waive you through if it is not busy. The place I'm talking is the iron gates in front of the old US Customs Bldg. That is actually the border. The customs and immigration building will then have several lines. If you have a SENTRI of Global Entry, you can simply go down that aisle as there are rarely any lines, otherwise once you are in the Immigration bldg yo just pick an aisle and stand in line. I have never stood in line for more than 20 minutes, even on the most crowded days or holidays, even a Sunday afternoon. Apparently the US customs and Immigration does not make that knowledge readily available, as when the US found out that this agreement between the US and Mexico(on the for US Citizens and even non US green card holders having a separate queue for entry) as the queue on the Mexican side was being ignored, the Mexican Government made no effort to enforce and when the US started pointing this out publicly, the Mexican Gov, got really upset. So the US dropped the matter. I have been crossing the US/Mexico for over 40 years. I am an US citizen (anglo) and I continue to ignore the line that backs up from the US gate. Most of the time I just walk to the front. I have never been stopped by any Mexican authorities and when I get to the "gate" I just waive my passport card and I am just waived in. NEVER, NEVER wait in the line with the rest of the Mexican for la linea, go directly to the front, The line is for Mexicans who have a visa or pass or those with a foreign passport or suckers..