As I am sure you're all aware, the upcoming mid-term elections are right around the corner. If you're not aware of them then you must be living under a rock. They promise to be the most important mid-term elections in generations - if not ever. This election cycle will determine whether President Trump can continue his policies of improving life for all Americans or whether the democrats with be empowered to further dampen the Trump administration's agenda.
It's hard to determine which way things will go at this point. It's simply too close to call right now. But it does seem the Republicans have a slight edge over the Democrats, which I find confusing. Since the Democrats lack any semblance of a platform why wouldn't the Republican's have a commanding lead in the polls? Makes no sense to me. But then again the polls aren't to be believed anyway, right?
Especially after the appalling display of disgusing behavior by the Democrats we witnessed on national TV at Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation hearing. That shocking series of events was the turning point for the Republicans. After watching the Democrats attempt to destroy a good man's life and career, not to mention his wife's life and the lives of their two beautiful daughters, my personal feelings now favor the Republican party keeping the majority in the House and gaining a few additional seats in the Senate. The red wave will prevail.
I watched the Trump rally that occured in Houston tonight, it was something to behold. The Toyota Center was filled to the rafters with over 22,000 screaming Trump fans with another 50,000 tailgating outside, watching on the big screens that had been set up for them. I know what Trump's rallies are like, I attended the rally in Evansville IN a few months ago and it was an exciting event, I must admit. I had a great seat and a fabulous time.
Senator Ted Cruz was at the Houston rally tonight along with a number of other Texas politicians. Senator Cruz's fired-up speech, lasted for nearly 20 minutes. Then immediately afterwards, he introduced President Trump, and as usual at all Trump rallies, the crowd roared with enthusiasm as he took the stage.
Photo: Marie D. De Jesús, Staff Photographer (Houston Chronical)
President Trump's message tonight was the same message he gives at all of his rallies. First and foremost he was there to garner support for all the Republican men and women running for congress as well as for Senator Ted Cruz who is up for re-election. President Trump was there tonight working hard to see that they get elected on November 6th. His speech was filled with details of the economic engine that is producing far more jobs that people to fill them. It was all about jobs, security, the wall, immigration policies, the military and our veterans and law enforcement. You name it - he covered it.
He has become a master of the bully pulpit, driving home the fact that under his administration, the lives of the American people are far better off now than they have been in many years. I can attest to that myself. He never misses an opportunity to belittle the democrats at every turn. Yes sir, he has become a seasoned professional at his craft. Businessman turned politician - at lease for six more years. Makes one wonder who will fill his shoes? Oh well, that's a long way off.
Anyway, its nice to see President Trump and Ted Cruz, coming together to make America a better place for us all. Senator Cruz may still harbor ill feelings toward President Trump but it didn't show tonight. They looked like that have buried the hatchet once and for all.
My inner-self feels that President Trump has done more for our country than any other President in our history, Republican or Democrat. Trump has distinguished himself from all the other president's simply because he has decided to focus his attention on making our country stronger and better than ever before. Past president's apparently had other agendas in mind. They could have done more for our country but chose not to. It seems as though the other American president's were indebted to large donors and so failed to get much done for American citizens. We have since discovered the the political elite has been working for decades to fulfill the globalist agenda of the super-wealthy. Apparently President Trump has at the very least delayed that agenda, for now.
That brings us to the present time situation brewing down south of our border. The menacing caravan of humanity heading our way. President Trump has talked with the President of Mexico and asked for his assistance in preventing this massive hoard of people from reaching the southern border of the U.S. Personally, I'm sensing that our Mexican friends to the south don't have the resolve to stop them. Who knows how many criminals may be hiding amongest them and the number is growing by the day. President Trump is right. U.S. immigration policy must be changed to a merit-based system. That is the only logical way to grant visas to these people. Otherwise there could be hundreds of millions of people flooding into our country bring it to its knees. That simply is not an option. At last count there is approximately 7500 people in the caravan. (as of 10.22.2018). I would venture a guess that by tomorrow morning, when I wake up, it will have grown to maybe 10,000.
President Trump has threatened to call out the military to stop them if it were to come to that and I hope it doesn't. The fact that this is happening just a few weeks from the mid-term elections is a bit suspicious. One question I have is who is funding this? These people are poor as church mice, where are they getting their food, their water? Who is pulling the strings behind the scenes to make this monumental trek happen just before our mid-term elections? Some speculate it's George Soros and his political henchmen. That wouldn't surprise me one bit. Whoever it is we may never know. But you can rest assured that if this caravan is allowed to successfully enter the United States, it won't be the last.
The next two weeks will be action packed, I'm confident of that. There will be more and more incidents happen across the country, some good, some bad, but most will be directly related to the upcoming mid-term elections. Most of us will be on pins and needles over the next couple of weeks, at least a little bit, until the evening of Tuesday, November 6th, 2018 when we will get the post-election results. I for one can't wait! It truly is exciting times to be an American. And historic times in American politics. May God bless us all.
Tim Moseley
