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The aftermath

 It has been nearly a week since the midterm elections. For the first time in a long time, the GOP has not tried to contest the results. The reason is simple. The numbers are too large. For example, between Tallaricoand Abbott in Texas the difference was 1.2 million votes. Too many votes to overthrow the elections.

The first impact midterm is started to be felt, as Trump nominees depart White House, the justice department, and other US government departments. Not so much as rat fleeing the ship, but humans realizing the game is over. And the next two years are going to be at best brutal.

Already Donald Trump suffered from an incredibly shallow bench of competent players. With the rather amusing situation yesterday, when the UFC owner was talented as possible, press secretary, the job he actually turned down, when it is more than likely, the intended recipient was a press spokesman for the pentagon, also called Dohna White.

The big question, is will Donald Trump last the next two years? I suspect that the man is too vain to move along. In addition, the day he leaves is the day where his ballroom ceases to be constructed, as well as all the other golden covered projects he has in mind for Washington DC. Whatever happens next, I think it’s a strong suspicion that anything named Donald Trump will see a change of name within the next two or three years.

Aside from the diehard crazies, the vast majority of American are the opinion for the last two years of the Donald Trump presidency have been one of the worst presidency the country has ever seen. Never mind the war in Iran, never mind, the invasion of Venezuela, think of the ruined relationship with America’s true largest trading partners, Mexico, and Canada.

The most amazing and amusing outcome, is that in terms of merchandise trade, Canada imported seven times as much as it exported to the United States. The balance of Canada‘s exports to United States are almost all energy or raw material. That means, that America has ruined its relationship for the foreseeable future what an emotionally rich economy.  what an emotionally rich economy and has very little to show for the whole war.

at any rate, I am of the opinion, that the United States of America, the world has known for the past 60 years is dead! Even ordinary, American believe they’re being ripped off by foreigners. Not entirely surprising, when most Americans have no idea about anything about the world, except their narrows interest, what interest them write this instant. With that kind of mentality friends And folks Are difficult to distinguish. In addition, the American media seems unable to help the American public, it is entirely possible, that we’re courtesy a massive shift away from the right wing atmosphere that has dominated the American political discourse for the past 25 years, except for one inconvenient fact, the left is pretty darn crazy too! 

This is the problem, both sides of the political discourse live in their own echo chamber. I believe the other side is insane my best, worse they are traitors. You can expect strong military action against America’s democratic institution.

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