So today is 'Election Day' in the Exceptional US: like voting in the season finale of some Reality TV show, Americans are rushing out to "make their voices heard." The jackals in the Corporate Media have been hyping the whole farce as "the most important election of our lifetime," knowing that their target audience will fall for it while the leaders of the Uniparty and their WEF overlords laugh in their sleeves and make post-election adjustments to their propaganda programs.
Until recently, Midterms weren't given the same hype that general elections were; but seeing a great opportunity both for personal profit and to keep the public divided on a more regular basis, Midterms have proven an effective tool for the Oligarchy to maintain its position.
Congressional turnovers formerly were fairly rare in the United States. From the US Civil War to the New Deal Era, the Congress was dominated by the Republican Party. From FDR's landslide win in the 1932 Elections until 1994, the Democrats had a fairly firm grip on House and Senate. Turnovers in the Legislative Branch during these periods typically were short-lived regardless of which party held the Executive Branch. The reason for this was because, in our earlier history, voters tended to choose the man rather than the Party, and those who voted a 'straight ticket' were regarded with some suspicion. That all changed in the era of Mass Media and Mass Marketing and today voting is more an exercise in people either venting their personal frustrations on the candidates or projecting their selfish desires on them like a blank screen. Blank screens seem to define most candidates perfectly these days too.
There were warnings about the dangerous trends corrupting the Electoral process going back to the 1950s. Some studies showed that President Eisenhower's popularity was lower among television viewers than among those who followed affairs in newspapers and radio. In the famous first televised presidential debate in 1960 between Kennedy and Nixon, polls showed that TV viewers overwhelmingly thought that Kennedy had won; while those who listened to the debate on radio were decidedly in favor of Nixon. Mass Media and Mass Marketing won out in the end, though, as political advertising was also shown to be more profitable in visual media. Besides, reading and listening actually requires thought, and the advertising industry and the political class both well understood that thought is dangerous when selling either commodities or candidates.
Thus, it's probably no accident that the succession of Congressional turnovers began in 1994 when satellite television and the Internet were really beginning to gather steam. It was shortly thereafter that Corporate consolidation of Mass-Media and the Internet really got going: the continued degeneration of political discourse that experts warned about in the mid 20th Century turned into a juggernaut in the 21st.
For those who still doubt that we have a Uniparty and a sensationalist media, consider how our Midterm turnovers have played out since the 1990s.
1994: Republicans swept into office promising reform of the tax code, stopping Clinton's moves toward gun control, repealing NAFTA, stopping the hollowing out of our economic base by outsourcing, and promoting school choice initiatives as well as reversing the politicization of our schools. Not only did none of these things happen, the GOP joined Clinton and pushed them all more aggressively.
2006: The Democrats came in as a reaction to Bush's expansions of the Police/Surveillance State, illegal expansionist wars, and growing wealth inequality. These things expanded under the Democrats and accelerated after Obama was installed on a Hope and Change narrative.
2010: Republicans regained Congress as a reaction to Obamacare, the Snowden Revelations, Obama's illegal wars, and his general tyranny. Not only did the GOP not repeal Obamacare, they put bounties on Snowden and expanded the Police/Surveillance even more than before.
2018: Democrats resumed control of Congress and spent most of the next two years investigating allegations that the 2016 Elections were stolen. All of the talk about Electoral interference went out the window and the Official Narrative completely changed after their party was installed in the Presidency in 2020. Likewise, these same people who were calling the violent rioters who tried to storm the January 2017 Inaugural Ball "political prisoners" and praised the BLM and Antifa thugs who engaged in violent riots during the Summer of 2020 labelled the January 2021 pro-Trump protests as an "insurrection" and "an attempted coup." The same Democrats, which had initially opposed Scamdemic restrictions, accusing Trump of using them as a pretext to grab power, quickly changed sides once Big Pharma's and the Insurance Cartels' lobbying cash came into play and became even worse tyrants than the Republicans.
2022: Americans reinstated the Republicans, who promptly spent the entire first year of Congressional control fighting over leadership positions. The remainder was spent on useless hearings, impeachments, and other grandstanding while off-camera, they dutifully voted for all of Biden's policies and nominees.
What do we hear for 2026? "Change parties again! It will be different THIS time!!!!"
When the dust settles on Wednesday morning, and Americans are watching the news reports while waiting for their morning drugs to take effect, we'll go on to the next stage of mutual finger-pointing and who-knows-what-else; that is, until the Thanksgiving sales at the 420 stores, the NFL Thanksgiving extravaganzas, and Black Friday sales season start, and public attention will be diverted as both wings of the Uniparty go back to business as usual and their Corporate Overlords laugh all the way to the bank.






