Canada will have a stark choice in the next election, a brilliant leader and a bag of hockey pucks in black face, masquerading as someone who has a clue about anything. I'll leave it to you to figure out which is which.
October 4, 2022
Democrats self-destruction on display
As long as people can see this stuff, Democrats should never win. This is why they want control of the internet (and not entirely unrelated, the science). When they completely control what you are allowed to see, they can prevent these slip-ups from being seen and they can continue to lie to voters.
UPDATE: Apparently this video was made private because YouTube sucks. And it kinda proves the point about the video.
October 3, 2022
Evidence of Red Wave?
Is this evidence or an outlier poll? Nevada turning red is a big deal.
Nevada Senate:Adam Laxalt (R) 45% (+2)Catherine Cortez Masto (D-inc) 43%.Nevada Governor:Joe Lombardo (R) 45% (+3)Steve Sisolak (D-inc) 42%— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) October 2, 2022
I'm always skeptical of polling without more information so I'm very cautiously optimistic given this news, but optimisitic nonetheless.
October 2, 2022
The third foreign indicator of Republican midterm win already happened.
Remember when I mentioned how England and Italy both have moved towards populism? It's part of a backlash against woke progressive social justice elitist crappy governance. It's about time, in every single case. Speaking of which, I forgot to mention that it also happened in Sweden back in September:
Sweden’s Sept. 11 elections shocked intellectuals throughout the West. The Sweden Democrats – a nationalist-populist party founded in 1988 with neo-Nazi allegiances but which turned away from fascism in the early 2000s and now explicitly rejects it – gave the country’s right a governing majority by earning the second-largest number of votes. The intellectuals’ shock, however, shows that they have not been paying attention. Had they been examining voters’ discontents in Europe, the United Kingdom, and the United States, and giving thought to the destabilizing consequences for liberal democracy in the West posed by elite imperiousness, overreach, and underperformance, they would have seen the right-wing reaction brewing.
The same thing is likely to happen in the United States. In 2016 the U.K. votes to exit the Eurpoean Union. The Brexit vote would foreshadow the election of president Trump later that year. This year's midterms have seen three precursors to a Republican victory in the House and Senate. Let's hope the tea leaves portend the same for America this time around.
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