The Midterms will be a Political Bloodbath.

 As the rest of the United States and even people of the world, have heard.... another citizen of mine was gunned down, somehow this one even more egregious than the last. It's clear to anybody with eyes and a functioning  brain that this is not about immigration, if it was the amount of resources being poured into my state wouldn't be far greater than areas with more immigrant population. DHS is targeting Minnesota for a variety of reasons. Smaller metro population makes it easier to harass with ease. Nick Shirley's grossly inaccurate slop job of "reporting" at an opportune time gave the right wing media the scape goat they needed to divert off of Venezuela, Epstein, and Tariffs. 

It's clear to me that this isn't just a Trump decision. It's an administration one, particularly Steven Miller. By far the most right wing, Nazi like figure in the entire administration. Trump's first term was full of bureaucrat republicans, ones that have been in the system forever but this term he has replaced his admin with loyalists. Hack lawyers, television hosts, failed business entrepreneur, tech industry plants etc... 

Like all other phases in history, this too shall pass. The murder of Minnesotans will be even more so than Epstein, the chink in the Trump reigns' armor. Already support on his biggest issue he was elected on is dropping. You might look around and see Trumpers still in support of him and ICE. Just like during the 2020 election, these diehard cult members are the exception. He may of been able to brainwash people and blame the incumbent (Biden) but now he's in the spotlight.

I predict that 2026 will be equivalent to his 2018. The midterm where he lost the house and by a huge margin. This years election will be even worse for him than that. He will lose the power of congress and he knows this. Hence his efforts to attack ballot from Georgia in 2020.

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