Maybe if Bernie had tried to gain allies in the DNC instead of calling them all names then hoping for support, he would have won.  Bernie is more to blame trying to come into a established party and trying to flip it to his own ends then trying to establish support first, win then flip it.

That's a very weak argument against the system opposition the DNC gave him in favor of Clinton.

Not weak at all.  What do you think if Bernie decided to go GOP.  Do you think they would have welcome him with open arms with his socialistic views.  At every speaking convention, Bernie burned his bridges by labeling the DNC as a problem but forget he needed the DNC support to win.  How do you think he would get those super delegate votes without the DNC members support.  Politics is politics and burning the people you need to win and expecting them to support you was dumb.  He was an outsider trying to flip an already established political party.  As an outsider he should have sought support within the DNC and shone how he compared to Hillary with his less baggage but he didn't.  Even still, he did not win either the popular vote or the super delegate so he had no chance anyway.

While that may be true, the difference between Trump and Hillary is still pretty obvious. Hillary is the typical politician: hypocrite and out of touch with the people. Trump on the other hand, is the typical businessman: arrogant and selfish.

Unions were needed in the past because we did not have many if any labor laws in place. There was no minimum wage and employees were at the mercy of the employer. We now have extensive federal and state laws regarding minimum wage, discrimination, hiring and firing practices etc. Unions in essence are no longer needed and really just end up taking employees’ money and requiring the employee make more to compensate. 

Lol me to. When it comes to politics I'm just lost.

Unions ARE necessary. There are so many labor cases where unions are needed to this day. What do you think will happen when there are no more unions? Companies are just going to let you keep all your rights? You're very naive.

Build a wall

Your "rights" are dictated by the law. The Unions do not control the law and cannot act outside the law. What the Unions can do is provide the employee with legal help if and when they have an issue as well as fight for all union employees to have the same equal pay, seniority based system and medical benefits. This all of course comes at a cost to both employee and company. The employees however can fight for the same rights without the union and during the hiring process can negotiate salary and benefits.

Hmmm... government seizing control of private assets.  I think there's a word for that... believe it begins with an "f".