Many conspiracies have risen about the 2016 presidential candidates and the 2016 election. Ted Cruz is the Zodiac Killer. His dad is linked to the JFK assassination. Hillary Clinton is a member of the reptilian elite running the world. Current president, Barrack Obama, is going to cancel the 2016 election. Robert Kardashian, Sr. faked his death and was reincarnated as Ted Cruz. Hillary Clinton staffers are sabotaging Bernie Sander’s campaign from within.

But the one conspiracy that really caught my attention was that Donald Trump is a Democratic plant in the Republican Party to ensure Hillary Clinton will win the election and become the 45th President of the United States.

The first time I heard this conspiracy theory I thought the idea was absurd. How could someone spend tens of millions of dollars on a false campaign? How could someone spend months on the road, away from their family and friends, when they really do not want to be president? I continually consider the possibility of this theory being true, and have come to realize that it is a logical scheme with evidence pointing toward its authenticity.

Reflecting on Donald Trump’s actions after announcing his candidacy in 2015, I seem to register how destructive he is of his own campaign. Donald Trump insults Mexicans by claiming they are racists. He explains how he wants to ban Muslims from coming into the U.S. He reveals his hate and supremacy over woman, and it is shared that he is supported by the former leader of the Ku Klux Klan. Trump states Mexicans are "rapists." He recently insulted all veterans when he insinuated John McCain was not a war hero because he was a prisoner of war. He continually offends and belittles American people, constantly seen on television media outlets for these verbal miss steps.

He also has a history of being friends with Hillary and her husband, Bill Clinton. Bill Clinton, a previous president who was impeached due to sexual relations, is an intelligent politician. It is believed he pushed Trump to run, and has had a large amount of influence on Trump’s current success, and that a deal was made between the two.

Trump's insults and friendships have gradually lost him some groups of voters and he continues to spiral downward the longer his campaign goes on. It seems as if Trump is sabotaging his own campaign with his refusal to listen to his campaign staff. But his poll numbers keep going up and he looks to secure the Republican nominations. Will that lead to another President Clinton?