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Mid Terms? Don’t Let Lethargy Kill Our Legacy
New American Prophet ^ | October 6, 2026 | Michael Bresciani

Posted on 10/06/2026 6:56:48 PM PDT by Rev M. Bresciani

Will we risk our future for some cheaper gas, communism, emptying out the prisons, and cutting our children’s genitals?

Is this the midterm from hell, or is this midterm election for hell?

Looking at the names, the backgrounds, and the platforms of all those running in this midterm election, it seems as if hell is actively involved. Many in my discipline are saying this is the most demonically inspired election ever seen, based on the kind of people running and their obviously antichrist and anti-human platforms.

These are the people who can’t and won’t even try to explain the demonic, yet they are the best examples of it in our time.

We have deep and troubling problems in America. Yes, some of them are demonic. Some of them are social. Some of them are cultural. Some of them are economic. But, as always, Americans think only about the economy.

This is the election where somebody must tell James Carvel that this time it isn’t the economy, stupid.

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TOPICS: History; Religion; Society
KEYWORDS: berlinwall; demonic; midterms

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