My friend MJTruth described tonight’s election results as “mostly a shit sandwich,” and his assessment holds merit. I find it hard to believe the outcomes are authentic, but even at face value, they appear unfavorable. However, is there a larger pattern at play? Could this signal how future midterms will unfold? I disagree entirely. Bill O’Reilly recently shared insights aligning closely with my own thoughts. This situation has no direct connection to the midterms. The reason lies in the multitude of developments expected between now and this time next year, which could fundamentally alter the nation’s trajectory. While I cannot predict the direction of these changes, the key factor is the volume of unresolved issues. Starting with the Supreme Court’s decision on tariffs, for instance, the ruling is likely to favor Donald Trump due to a 1974 law enacted by Gerald Ford. The Court must uphold existing precedent and cannot alter the law. While this may slightly limit Trump, it would create an opportunity for him to implement tariffs in the coming months, potentially reducing prices and benefiting citizens. This is the core issue behind the midterms—not China, not Putin, but economic policies tied to tariffs. We are nearing the end of a volatile 6-12 month period I previously outlined. After that, conditions are expected to improve significantly.