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The elections last Tuesday were a repudiation of Trump, Israel and the Epstein Class; they were not an endorsement of the Democratic Party.

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The midterm elections a week ago Tuesday were the worst defeat for the Republican Party in probably 50 years—some say longer. The GOP lost longtime deep red states such as Iowa, Kansas, Ohio, North Carolina, South Carolina and Texas. And they still might lose Alaska and Mississippi, as those races have not yet been called. They even lost a Montana congressional seat.

In his typical out-of-touch arrogant style, Donald Trump said the reason the GOP lost so badly was due to the fact that he was not on the ballot. But the truth is, Trump was on the ballot, and that is exactly why the GOP was slaughtered at the polls. On the campaign trail, Trump told voters to pretend he was on the ballot and vote. Well, that's exactly what the American people did. And it was a bloodbath. Every Republican candidate that Trump stumped for (except for one in Florida) lost.

The elections on Tuesday were a massive and almost universal repudiation of Donald Trump's illegal war of aggression against Iran and the U.S. government's abject subjugation to the Zionist State of Israel. The American people are fed up with America being Israel's prostitute.

But understand this: The elections last Tuesday were a repudiation of Trump, Israel and the Epstein Class; they were not an endorsement of the Democratic Party. The same people that showed the Republicans the door last Tuesday were the same ones who showed the Democrats the door just two short years ago.

These election results were not about political parties; they were about the universal principles of right and wrong, good and evil. Americans want Trump held accountable for his international war crimes and crimes against humanity; they want Trump held accountable for his crimes of grift and corruption. Americans want Israel out of American politics; they want the criminals in the Epstein files brought to justice.

That's what the elections last Tuesday were all about.

I hear evangelicals screaming "the sky is falling" because Abdul El-Sayed was elected to the Senate in Michigan. But remember, Mike Rogers, the Republican that was defeated, was one of the biggest Zionist neocon warmongers in the U.S. Senate.

I'm glad he lost.

Rogers was an enemy of American independence; he was a paid lackey of Benjamin Netanyahu, as were many other Zionist toadies who were defeated last Tuesday.

Remember, too, that the percentage of Muslims in Michigan is miniscule. El-Sayed was elected by white and black people across all Christian denominations. Plus, he received an all-time record number of Jewish votes in the state.

El-Sayed wasn't elected because he was a Muslim; he was elected because Rogers was a traitor.

But that doesn't stop evangelicals from hollering their anti-Muslim hysteria all over the place: "El-Sayed is going to force Sharia law on us. He is going to make America convert to Islam."

I heard my father's generation say basically the same thing when John Kennedy was elected president (the first Roman Catholic to be elected president) in 1960. "He's going to force Catholicism on America. He wants to convert America to Catholicism." I'm glad I never heard my dad express such nonsensical rubbish.

My dear friend and Christian (and Jewish) Scholar Michael Hoffman wrote:

Right wing campaigners against the alleged imminent imposition of Sharia law announce that they are defending the "Constitution against Islam." We have never seen a case where Islamic law profoundly influenced members of the Supreme Court.

We have, however, observed repeated Talmudic influence over how the court interprets the Constitution in the modern era. Roe v. Wade is one example. Another is the "discovery" of a Constitutional right to legalize the marriage of sodomites. It goes without saying that the Founders envisioned no such right, just as the Bible made no allowance for a usurping Talmud. 

In the religion that is directed by the Talmud, there is no legislature. All laws are made by judicial decision. Another name for "activist judge" is Talmudic judge.

Our nation is under Talmudic law, not Sharia, though immense troops of Protestant and Catholic ignoramuses display their cluelessness as they crusade with intense fervor against a non-existent menace, while oblivious to the cancer eating at the bowels of our nation. 

The radical, violent Muslim jihadists in al-Qaeda, al-Nusra, ISIS, etc. (created by the CIA and Mossad) are mostly a Sunni subsect Wahhabi terror group from Saudi Arabia, terrorists that now have been installed as the head of state in Syria by Donald Trump. It was also Donald Trump who assassinated the man most responsible for defeating the Wahhabi terror groups in the Middle East, the Iranian General Qasem Soleimani.

So much for the U.S. war on terror.

But by far, the biggest terror group in the world—the terror group that has murdered many times more people than all of the other terror groups in the world combined—is the genocidal Zionist State of Israel.

And Evangelicals love Israel.

So, did Republicans learn anything from their historic, catastrophic defeat?

Dr. Ron Paul:

Politicians break campaign promises with hardly any hesitation and usually they get away with it. Americans have come to put up with broken promises for so long, they hardly even seem to notice. Last week, however, voters noticed. They showed the Republican party just how angry they were over President Trump's decision to attack Iran and how angry they were with Congress for abandoning its Constitutional authority over matters of war and peace.

The results were dramatic. Voters even turned Texas blue, as Democrats took firm control of both the House and Senate.

As President Trump's promise of a quick war and a quick victory rapidly faded, the costs of the unnecessary and illegal attack thousands of miles away soon began to hit Americans hard. The predictable closure of the Hormuz Strait sent fuel costs through the roof, fanning the fires of inflation which hit everything transported by road, rail, or air.

For months the polls were clear: Americans' top three concerns were high fuel prices, inflation, and the Iran war. All were related yet Republicans ignored voter concerns. Last Tuesday, voters had the final say.

Amen, Dr. Paul!

At this early juncture following the Republican post-election obliteration, I would suggest that, no, the GOP has not learned a single thing. But, do they ever?

President Trump's first big post-election decision was to fire White House Chief-of-Staff Susie Wiles and appoint the poster boy for all things neocon, all things war, all things Zionist, all things corrupt and all things stupid, Stephen Miller, to take her place.

Then Trump said this about launching his unconstitutional war of aggression against Iran, which was the single most important issue motivating the American electorate to send Republicans crashing and burning on November 3: "I did the right thing. I would have done it again."

Then the next big decision the GOP made this post-election week was to rally around the disgraced war criminal Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and reject Thomas Massie's articles of impeachment against the maniacal madman from Hell. Not one single Republican outside Massie voted to impeach Hegseth. Not one!

Has the GOP learned anything from the election wipeout on November 3? Not a thing. Not one blessed thing.

Vice President JD Vance is nothing but a spineless, opportunistic chameleon who is now attempting to distance himself from the war. But he cannot do it. His fate is sealed. He showed himself to be nothing but a political lackey without a smidgeon of conviction. To say that he was privately against war doesn't cut it. The same goes for the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Daniel Cain. They are forever tied to the criminality, carnage, death and destruction of Donald J. Trump.

History will not forgive them, and neither will the American people.

Plus, even as this column is being written, Trump is still preparing to re-launch his war against Iran.

On Tuesday, as Americans voted, US forces struck Iran's Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz, the first attack there since June. US officials described the strikes as "defensive".

US media, citing officials, also reported that the military's Central Command had prepared for strikes that could begin as early as Wednesday, when three US aircraft carriers would be in the region.

Giorgio Cafiero, CEO of Gulf State Analytics, said Trump "prides himself in leaving everyone, including the Iranians, constantly guessing".

With the midterms behind him, "Trump may conclude that he has nothing to lose and choose to significantly escalate this crisis", Cafiero told Al Jazeera.

Democrats "won't even take power until January 2027", he noted. "So perhaps Trump will see these upcoming months as a window of opportunity to act very aggressively toward Tehran."

Tehran has already promised to respond to any attacks.

(Source)

If the GOP had any smarts—which they don't or they wouldn't have put themselves in this graveyard of their own making—they would get rid of Trump now; then President Vance would implement the agreements that Trump signed in the Memorandum of Understanding with Iran, pull the U.S. bases out of the Persian Gulf, cut off all military and intelligence assistance to Israel and make a permanent peace with Iran.

If Republicans did that, they would give themselves a fighting chance to recapture the White House and perhaps one of the houses of Congress in 2028.

Will they do that? Of course not. They are hell-bent on protecting the Epstein Class, cashing the checks from AIPAC and brownnosing their way up the political ladder.

If Trump is still in the White House in 2028, the political slaughter will continue for the GOP into the presidential elections.

And here's the truth: Republicans have no one to blame for the historic defeat they suffered last week other than themselves. They earned their obliteration. And if they keep Trump in the White House until 2028, they will have earned the defeat that will come then.

Just two short years ago, the American people were fed up with the Democrats and showed them the exit door at the polls. The Republican Party controlled the entire federal government for two years. They had a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to honor their commitments to the American people: Stop the forever wars, control illegal immigration without creating a police state in the process, put the belligerent bully Benjamin Netanyahu in his own little playground and let him play with his toys by himself and focus on the interests of the American people.

They could have done it; they should have done it. But they didn't do it.

Instead, they became nothing but spineless sycophants for a sick, sociopathic, psychotic madman who spent his time in office attempting to rename everything in the world after himself, turn Washington, D.C., into a golden monument to himself, tear down the People's House (the White House) and make it a tribute to himself and who, in the process, destroyed everything he touched, including his own political party.

And if the Republican Congress sits back and allows Donald Trump to take America back to war with Iran between now and the end of the year, the shellacking they took last week will look like child's play in 2028.

Did Republicans learn their lesson? So far, the answer is a big, fat NO!

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