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This election is looking like it might be much more than what it seems. We will see, but Christmas might indeed be early... for conservatives. The House alone would be little or nothing. The House and Senate would be an end to much of what has been happening. Further, even liberals in those places would lose nerve and change course. Communist idealism would die if congress as a whole changed hands. There is some chance that this might be exactly what is about to happen. That does not mean conservatives can stay home and hope though. Hope is precisely why they need to get out. We have seen what hope does.

I am holding my breath. I will be out voting myself if I have to figure a way to crawl there. I wish I knew others locally who would stop by and make sure I get there. You know me. In any case, despite my current condition, I will find a way.

What I find astounding, and I will try to keep track of the polls, is how wrong they are looking to be. For example, if O'Donnel wins, I have to think that she did not "gain" in the last week or two but that the polls were wrong from the outset. If she wins by a landslide, I have to believe further that the polling data is and always was skewed to keep conservatives at home rather than ever being a realistic tool. Then again, like many other conservatives I know, when called by the pollsters I automatically hang up when called, I ignore or decline "invitations" to comment, and I do not discuss much with what might be (pollsters of all types always come across as this) a liberal. I do not think I am alone. Actually, I have some small fear of personal retribution from these types. Not personal violence, these types are weak. But vandalism of all sorts, attacks on my records, hacking, and other types of typically "liberal" means. Again, from speaking with others, I realize I am not alone.

I am amazed at how many conservatives are stepping out and up though. I am further surprised at how many Democrats are leaving their party (often saying they did not leave their party but as I have said that their party left them). I have considered what has changed in the last 4, 8, even 12 years. What has changed is internet access so that so-called "msm" can be bypassed, access to history that has not been deconstructed, access to literal votes and who, the processes by which both parties have worked, and a couple of other things have become public record. The internet, or more properly, the clarification and honesty that the internet used properly can bring, has changed the course of events in America, and will affect the whole world. George Soros and the rest of the shadow entourage can no longer sneak in, steal, lie, cheat, and control and remain in the shadows. Further, spooks do very poorly in the spot light.

As for the feared fall of the economic world? Depending on the outcome, either that will be put on hold and we will remain in economic limbo or the crash will be denied as Americans rebuild our economy. Of course, any rebuilding will be incumbent upon much more drastic changes than now even on the radar. It will mean an end to corporatism, the corporatists as embedded in both parties as not. After the socialists go down, the socialist lights must follow. The Republican Party will have to be reborn, and of fire. I do have some hope of that. It depends on if the Tea Party is a fluke or a way forward. The difficulties with it being a way forward are two-fold. First, the possibility it might be coopted or bought out by the Repugnants before the Repugnants can be reformed. The second would be an attempt by the Tea Party to create a third party. For it to work, the Tea Party must remain unattached and ambiguous as an ideal, with limited but powerful goals, and with continued interest by supporters through the pain which will be felt by all on the way to those goals.

Recover will hurt first. It has to. Things have to change. Cutting the government will put more people out of work. Paring regulations always causes a flood which if natural is also to some degree destructive and with negatives all by itself. With no clear government backed industry, the fight for many things will cause prices to go up and down and simply slide until markets become regulated by, well, the market place. It might well become an economic Wild West. And it needs to do so. The thing buyers have now that we have never had before, as a defense, is what is causing this political change... the internet. No wonder the government wants to get it's filthy greasy paws all over the control of the internet.

Anyway, I am up way late. I missed having my machine. Good night, Pop Tarts. Ha!