I can see three quick reasons why the UK vote to leave the European Union bodes well for Donald Trump.

1. Just like in the U.S., the British wanted to put their country first.

2. Just like in the U.S., the British were fed up with being told what to do and having their lives micro-managed by beaurocrats and the elite.

3. Just like in the U.S., the British do not want open borders and neither do they want hundreds of thousands of Muslim refugees that are largely unvetted.

That last one may be a very big reason for the Brits voting to tell their masters in Brussels to shove it. British Prime Minister Cameron had promised to reduce the refugee flow to tens of thousands but his EU masters in Brussels rejected his pleas and instead mandated that there would be no caps on refugees or immigration.

All of those are major themes for Trump. And it might be worth noting that both Obama and HilLIARy were strongly in favor of the UK remaining in the EU and share the same view on refugees. Trump, on the other hand, favored the UK's exit. Once again, he backed a winning cause.

I haven't voted in decades - refusing to participate in a rigged system and have to choose between the lesser of two pre-selected evils. But this time around I will be voting, and it won't be some wasted symbolic vote on a third party candidate. I will vote for Trump. It is simply too important not to. And besides, no matter what you may think about Trump and no matter what he may have ever done or said, he cannot even come close to the incompetent, corrupt liar HilLIARy Clinton who will say or do anything to further her own agenda and enrich herself.

When you add in the issues of Second Amendment and Due Process constitutional rights and anticipated Supreme Court justices appointments, it is clear just how important this next election is and I fervently hope that most people will agree with me and VOTE with me that it is Trump who has the winning stand on these and other issues.