My friend MJTruth described tonight’s election results as “mostly a shit sandwich,” and he’s not wrong: I don’t believe for a second the outcomes are genuine, but on their surface, they’re deeply troubling. But… is there something bigger at play here? Could this signal how Midterms will unfold? I don’t think so. Bill O’Reilly recently shared insights aligning with my own thoughts—this has nothing to do with the midterms.
The reason? So many changes are poised to occur between now and next year, potentially reshaping the country entirely. While I can’t predict the direction, there’s a clear trajectory. How do I know it will be a different nation? Because countless unresolved issues remain. Start with the Supreme Court’s upcoming decision on tariffs. The court is likely to rule in Donald Trump’s favor due to a 1974 law signed by Gerald Ford. The court can’t alter existing laws, only uphold precedents.
While this ruling may slightly limit Trump, it would create space for him to push tariffs into effect over the next eight months, potentially lowering prices and benefiting citizens. This is what the midterms truly hinge on—not China, not Putin, but economic policies tied to tariffs. We’re nearing the end of a “rocky” 6-12 month period I’ve previously outlined. After that, things could look drastically better.
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