The Facts according to M!

Democrats lost big in the midterm and even bigger now.


This could be like a final blow to the democrats as far as being what they have been since FDR.


Democrats are partly to blame for what happened.




Republicans party has also shifted, but not as greatly as the democrats will soon.


Places where hatred came out of the wood works will be more known about now.




The nation itself looks bad, and Trump looks great in comparison.


The future of the nation is very uncertain.


Trump could turn out to be a blessing or a wrecking ball.




Lets support him in being a blessing.




The states to watch in the next few years are:


Utah
Colorado
Virginia
New Hampshire
California
Texas
New Jersey
Wisconsin


May the Universe help us all.
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