There is some good news and some bad news about the outcome of yesterday's voting ritual. The good news is that several Neoconservatives were removed. The bad news is that they were replaced by Neoliberals. Basically, the American public behaved predictably and projected its collective frustrations on the Government by replacing one wing of the Uniparty with the other. Chuck Schumer, who headed the last two Democrat Senates will come back; while Hakeem Jeffries---Nancy Pelosi's hand-picked leader of House Democrats---will be Speaker of that body. Yes: that's some real change you voted for, folks.
Granted, there were a few members of the Conservative-Industrial Complex ousted whom nobody is going to miss; specifically Texas Governor Greg Abbott, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Lindsey Graham's sock-puppet in South Carolina. Clearing the field of this kind of rubbish should provide an opportunity for actual Conservatives in Texas, Ohio, and South Carolina to rebuild the Republican Party without Bush Machine and faux-populist reactionaries gumming things up. That should happen, but we're not holding our breath. More likely, the RNC will put a stop to such goings-on, and simply wait 2-4 years until the American public's atrophied civic sense is stimulated by enough media-generated outrage to install another Red Wave.
The same can be said for the US Congress: what should happen is passing of meaningful reform Bills, doing things like reining in the out-of-control powers of the Executive Branch, abolishing lobbying and other Corporate influences, investing in infrastructure, and reforming some of our captured institutions like healthcare, education, and the legal system; and strengthening things like the family, the Middle Class, as well as rebuilding our hollowed-out agricultural and industrial base. We're not holding our breath expecting that to happen either.
Instead, what likely will happen is more Political Theater; holding useless hearings, impeachments, witch-hunts (which these people already know will go nowhere) while the Uniparty keeps rubber-stamping anything and everything that benefits their Globalist Overlords. If anyone doubts this, note that we've had divided Government before recently: 1994-2000; 2006-2008; 2010-2016; and 2022-2024. Does anybody remember any of those Congresses passing Bills that were vetoed? Of course not. Congress has become little more than a Rump Parliament that exists to pretend that the populace has some representation while carrying out the will of the Globalist-appointed cabals in the Executive Branch. Writing legislation and braking Executive over-reach is something they don't bother with much these days; besides, they might want all that power for themselves at some point.
The bottom line here is that---despite all of the Media hoopla---nothing actually is going to change. If our Society actually wants change, it's going to have to work on changing itself first.







