Originally published at: https://infostormer.com/realistically-the-midterm-elections-wont-change-anything/
The 2022 midterms are a couple of days away. Even though, I don’t think anything substantive is going to change from them, I still think we should show up and vote. That may sounds like a strange position, but I’ll try to explain my thought process as best as I can.
After the 2020 election, I was extremely negative on voting because the faggot Republicans did nothing to correct the situation. The Supreme Court refused to hear challenges to the fraudulent election. Outside of local elections, I didn’t really see the point to voting if this type of system was going to remain in place.
But with all that said, much has changed over the past few years.
Namely, the Democrats pushed a deadly fake vaccine that many of their supporters took. As a result, I believe that a substantial number of the people who were responsible for the fraud in 2020 are now either suffering from severe health problems or have died.
In 2020, the Democrats ran entirely on removing the bad orange man Donald Trump from office. With these midterms, they don’t have a central boogieman figure they can rally their useful idiot supporters with. The energy levels to commit fraud and do all these illegal things just isn’t there. There’s also a broader awareness of their fraud operations and more people looking out for the fraud.
On top of that, two years of Democrat policies have destroyed the economy and caused untold amounts of societal problems. Their support is dwindling rapidly.
They’re so desperate that they’ve brought out the Kenyan homosexual Barry Obama to campaign for the brain damaged retard John Fetterman.
Obama says Fetterman’s stroke did not change "his values, his heart, his fight" https://t.co/sAaYxJPS4V pic.twitter.com/2Wvm7PHS2R
— The Hill (@thehill) November 5, 2022
Look at the ad they ran for him. It’s one of the worst things ever produced.
Yes, this is a real John Fetterman ad. pic.twitter.com/UhcO57dbwS
— TheBlaze (@theblaze) November 4, 2022
Granted, voting a bunch of Republicans into office is probably not going to change a whole lot, but it has the potential to create more problems for this horrendously evil system. This is definitely more true at the local and state level.
I am of course much less optimistic that anything will change at the federal level even if Republicans take control over both houses of Congress. They’re going to continue to support Jewish wars overseas and launch investigations that result in no arrests or anything of consequence. Any bills they pass will get vetoed.
Obviously, the Democrats are going to try and commit mass vote fraud again, but I believe their ability to do it has greatly diminished. They don’t have the same resources in 2022 that they had in 2020.
The bottom line is that anything we can do to create problems for this system is something we should do, so I’m going to vote even though I don’t think we’ll see any significant immediate changes from it. I just think we need to be realistic about the situation. There’s lots of people who aren’t being realistic about things and giving people false hope.