Flash the news; Skip the context: You can't forget what happened prior to the votes being counted
BY: Laurent Plaisimond
The blue wave is here and we have new people in positions of power, regardless of the historic levels of spending that has taken place to advertise and convince voters. At least one of these feels like a repeat. Have we learned our lesson yet?
Can we as voters depend on the Democratic party to act to protect our economy, our federal services, and support from governmental institutions? Let's try a thought experiment... Let's say they don't enact any investigations on the blatant corruption that's been occurring at the highest office. Will the American people be content with a simple readjustment of prices at the pump and the grocery store? The people are convinced that you can do both! But honestly, after the leader of the Democratic party had an incognito meeting, levels of corruption, some people are not so hopeful of any change in the "democratic establishment".
Although this is a hopeful moment, many of us must begin to see things for what they are.... two sides of the same coin. There's a reason Angie Nixon's victory speech emphasized the need to keep fighting. Not only for out prices but for our future.
Both parties protect "special interests" emphasized by the passing of Bill 119/224.
Voters for Bill 219 | Count | Yea/ Nay/ Not Voting |
Democrats, Yea | 36 | D / Yea |
Democrats, Nay | 9 | D / Nay |
Republicans, Yea | 49 | R / Yea |
Republicans, Nay | 1 | R / Nay |
Independents | 2 | I / Yea (1) + I / Nay (1) |
Not voting | 3 | R / Not Voting |

The reason I emphasize this bill is because of its irreversible consequences.
Here is the Bill's Wiki page itself for reference.
Let's see what people think about this in a more familiar format.
Let this sink in and understand the irreversibility of this integration.
Wolves in Sheep's Clothing
Haley Stevens, former democratic party member in Michigan, has shown her true colors after losing the Democratic race to Abdul El-Sayed; by very publicly endorsing the Republican in the race Mike Rogers, after being seen in a black church (using religion to cover her true reasons for being there). Her chief of staff and others that supported her campaign resigned upon hearing the news. With no real explanation and a master class at dodging the question; even her last surviving staffer tried to defend her, you take a look and let me know if you think she succeeded.
All this to say: Can we trust people who flake at a drop of a hat? That's up to the voters to decide if they ever get a chance to peek under the mask and identify motives that don't align with the party. Like I have always said: "Don't always listen to what they, just watch what they do; that'll prove real motivation."
Created November 5th, 2026
By Laurent Plaisimond
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