November 4, 2022: In the United States, we are four days away from the most impactful midterm elections in the history of the United States.
The assessment of this essay may be shocking to those who are used to the normal swing in the balance of power in United States elections. Most of us are accustomed to a slight tilt on the political spectrum from the middle ground, a bit to the political left or right, every 2 and 4 years. The 2020 Presidential election dramatically altered the course of the nation.
In the state of Arizona, a highly contested state in the 2020 Presidential election, an audit conducted by the Arizona Senate revealed an error rate of 20% in mail in ballots, with either no signatures, or signatures that didn’t match the voter signature on file. Inspecting only 5% of ballots (100,000), 20,000 votes in the 2020 election should have been invalidated.
Combined with ballot harvesting schemes in Arizona and other key states, Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Georgia, documented by the movie 2,000 Mules, there is sufficient evidence of election malfeasance in the 2020 to render the result of a Biden victory highly questionable.
The Presidential election of 2020 profoundly changed the status quo in American politics. If the will of the American people was defeated by dark and sinister forces, an alignment of media, tech, and deep state actors, a fair election would show the true nature of the electorate.
As readers, some of you may fondly recall a time when there really wasn’t that much difference between the two parties in the United States. The United States may never return to what was considered a normal give and take, balance of power between Democrats and Republicans.
The proof of the change is easily discerned by many Americans, who see profound difference in their lives from January 2020, and the 22 months that have followed.
Americans are alarmed at higher energy prices, when in 2020, the United States had achieved energy independence for the first time in five decades. Do you realize, that in January 2020, when President Trump left office, Americans were paying the lowest cost ever for a gallon of gas, adjusted for inflation? Now the nation faces the highest energy costs ever — not because of lack of supply or ability to produce, but because of policies that have restricted domestic production.
The last two years have seen a rising tide of internal problems, most if not all intentionally exacerbated by deliberate policy; a flood of illegal immigration, increase in drug overdose and death, depravity in our school systems, pushing the agenda of trans genderism. Some states now openly advertise they will pay for the abortions and trans gender surgeries for those who cannot get them in their own states. Sodom and Gomorrah were destroyed for such crimes against the innocence of youth!
Depravity has been normalized politically by the Democrat party. The divide between right and wrong in American politics have never been more profound.
If there is a silver lining, many polls are predicting a “Red Wave,” — a massive turnout on election day of conservative voters.
One of the reactions to the 2020 election is the emergence of many conservative candidates in every state who are determined to chart a course for the United States that will repudiate illegal immigration, the rising crime fate, restore energy independence and the American economy.
As we search the Bible for answers, is there any historical precedent that could provide insight into what the near future of America might be?
In ancient Judah, Josiah was the final righteous King who reigned from 639-608 B.C. Josiah instituted reforms within the nation that were pleasing in God’s sight, including repudiation of Baal worship and discovering the Law of God. You can read about Josiah’s reforms in 2 Kings 22 and 23.
Will America have a “Josiah” like moment if a Red Wave of conservative values are instituted? The mid-term elections of 2022 may provide important clues to the near-term future of America.
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