European here with no knowledge of the American political system. Are the senate elections a big thing? Does it have serious consequences on the monetary policies. Or are they just simple irrelevant locals elections?
>>62841444Yes this one is very important, if the dems get majority they will make the US into a europoor country, more shitskins, more taxes, WW3 will start with US backing the EU against russia because whites need to be killed off
>>62841451Kek these glowniggers :D
>>62841451Is the recent collapse a democrat being priced in. Or do we expect a bigger drop next week if they win?
>>62841454Probably, it will dump way more if they win, the rich republicans will be liquidating and running, the democrats will crash everything then buy up everything real after, remember democrats are the jew slave owners and their shabbos puppets, goyim having wealth not being wage slaves paying rent or subscriptions angers them. The usefull idiot goy scum that are democrats have no idea how much contempt the ones they follow have for them
>>62841454Loss in the senate priced in. If he also loses congress expect a downside. If he wins both, upside. Till January.
>>62841444Donald Trump's objective blunder in attacking Iran has handed the opposition Democrats a golden opportunity on a silver platter. The Democrats have slapped that down and screamed that they want a rhodium opportunity on a platinum platter. Democrats take house at best. Nothing changes, because Dems are zionists and warmongers too.
>>62841444The actual budget is legally determined by Congress. But as we've seen by the failed DOGE initiative, it's impossible to cut pretty much any programs and entitlements once they exist. This is why the west will spend itself to death. France and half the other rioting Euros are already going through it.
Do not listen to this guy >>62841451Midterms literally don’t matter, have never mattered, will never matter. Nobody cares, not even the people that are paid to pretend as if they do
Dems win = law and order returns and memecoins become a multi trillion dollar industryRepublicans win = tarrifs, war, corruption, no memecoin pumps
>>62841444European here. Basically, it will ensure nothing gets done for two years as Trump will veto all the bills Congress sends him. This is usually good for business.
>>62841444both parties are owned by jews. democrats owned by white hating billionaire jews, and right owned by zionist jews.so it matters in the sense that you get to choose which jew you want to rule you. they sort of agreed together however to do war for israel for a while, so wont rly matter much, except there will be more explicit anti-white stuff
>>62842270>>62842354I'm glad some people here are paying attention. If only people understood this instead of voting, arguing and caring about your flavour of poop shat on us by our kike overlords.
Dems win = fraudulent somali quality learing centers with no students and home healthcare businesses with no customers continue vacuuming up a trillion dollars a year, transing kids becomes a multibillion dollar business, no memecoin pumpsRepublicans win = tarrifs, war, continue rooting out fraudulent somali quality learing centers with no students and home healthcare businesses with no customers, no more transing kids, no memecoin pumps
>>62842354Go home Tucker you're drunk again
>>62842354>>62842557>>62842581I really don't care about your political fights, both of them seem to come with some serious bags full of shit. I just care whether it will be good for my nasdaq slurp last week.
>>62841444Its a very big deal because currently the republicans control both chambers of congress, the white house and the supreme court. That means passing laws is very easy for them and its unlikely they'll get vetod or overruled. If they keep the majority after the elections, everything is the same as it is now.If they lose the majority they're going to have a hard time passing laws. If they gain 2/3 majority they have the power needed to change the constitution without any help from the democrats which could mean a federal abortion ban, sweeping gun law refoms, huge amounts of new powers granted to the president, etc. Extremely unlikely to happen though.Meanwhile if the democrats win a majority they will have enough seats to pass laws but not enough to overrule a presidential veto. You'd basically see a gridlocked congress for the next two years. If the democrats win a supermajority they'd have the power to pass laws, block vetos, pass constitutional changes, impeach and remove the president and the vice president from office which would result in the speaker of the house gaining the presidency. They could coup the entire government and the courts. Extremely unlikely scenario of course.Basically, what's on the table is whether or not congress can actually pass laws for the next two years and maybe how much Trump can do as president.
>>62842729>how much Trump can do as president.too bad he completely threw away everything into the gutter after having one of the biggest mandates in recent history
>>62842710Basically all scenarios are bullish because it removes uncertainty Gridlock is bullish because no changes, good for businessRed sweep is bullish because most likely pro business changesBlue sweep is bullish because it’ll just be 10,000 vetos and investigations into nothing
>>62842749Thanks for the explanation. So, while Democrats are worse than Republicans for business, it sounds like it won't be that bad, as they wouldn't be able to pass any retarded socialist policies, while also being able to block retarded Trump policies. It seems to me that the best-case scenario is when politicians can't do shit in the US.
>>62841451but theyre right. whites need to be killed off because fuck you.
>>62841444I just watched that last night.
>>62841444Basically blocks trump from doing anything is all. No more cuts to safety net programs. No more mass firing gov workers. No more punitive tariffs. No more meddling in foreign affairs. Just 2 straight years of investigations and impeachment attempts keeping trump busy protecting his own ass rather than fucking with other people.The dems can't actually do anything either unless they get a supermajority which is essentially impossible
Humanity is a biological superorganism (The Monad), all hierarchical power structures are synthetic and of the demiurge, no election matters, ever, in any circumstances. How could they? They are demiurgic memeshit.
>>62842710if dems win, trump will purposely try to crash everythingthey've already alluded to it, both by saying the fed "may" hike rates post-midterms and saying they "may" intensify the war in iran post-midterms
No idea but I'm a mick working in Texas at the minute and it's funny listening to the ads on the radio of the candidates shit talking each other.
>>62842986It's theatre, bro, nothing ever happens as the demiurge is a parasite incapable of host action
>>62841452He lives in a Lib city. The libs made him homeless.
>>62841454CT is a solid blue state, they'll just appoint and/or elect another Democrat.
>>62841444Yes they will stop trump from jewing Americans.
It doesn't matter at all. Trump does nothing through the other two branches of government anyway so it has no impact on anything. Dems probably also have no problem with the war in Iran conceptually and would probably continue it on their own. Don't waste your time or energy thinking about it. It does not matter. American politics is so retarded and not worth paying any mind or attention to. It's all culture war slop for idiots that has no significance. Live your life. Dems will win the other two branches and hold up signs at Trump for being mean and have an epic Twitter clapback that does nothing. Trump will be senile and drooling on his tie within two years. None of it matters. None of the noise or headlines that have happened in the last 10 years have meant anything, it's all slop. Live your life.
>>62845531My main concern is about any ban or limitations on data centers. There seem to be a considerable amount of Luddites in both parties.
>>62846136That’s going to happen at the local level anyways. Semi related, idk if I’m going deaf but I was literally standing in the parking lot of one and couldn’t hear it at all. Idk why people complain about the noise. My water bill is also unchanged. I think the only real complaint would be the natty gas plants if anything
Senators are arguably the most important elected officials in the United States, even more than the President.
>>62846136Trump is pro-data center and wants to beat China, there's no way there's going to be a federal ban as long as he is president. After that there will probably be some attempt at legislation, but there are enough people in both parties who view things as a competition with China and who won't want to slow down data center construction, even though they won't openly admit it.
>>62846270>Trump acts rationally all the time>Trump base is not anti-technology, anti-AI rednecks.If those things were correct we wouldn't be discussing any of this.
>>62846184>Idk why people complain about the noise.because they're funded by the chinese unironically or mentally ill
>Reads threadY'all dumber than a bag of dicks. How does anyone make money here?
>>62846322>Y'allNice input there, retard.
>>62842729As a Canuckistantian I look at the American left/right Democrat/Republican dialect as purely Hegelian in nature and nearing complete gridlock.>an emblematical vignette, the cuttle-fish with its ink-bag, creating a cloud of darkness around it to prevent people from seeing what it is, with the device: mea caligine tutus. - May each day bring us, as hitherto, new systems adapted for University purposes, entirely made up of words and phrases and in a learned jargon besides, which allows people to talk whole days without saying anything; and may these delights never be disturbed by the Arabian proverb: "I hear the clappering of the mill, but I see no flour.">Schopenhauer on Hegel
>>62841451>russia>whitekekmao, they havent evolved passed digging mud out of the ground and selling it.
>>62846762Rhe gridlock is man-made problem. In the past Congress would just wheel and deal to create abomination bills where everyone votes on it because they've added something that benefits them. Now that's illegal because of various scandals so instead we get gridlock unless someone controls both Chambers or its an issue like the debt ceiling where gridlock risks destroying the global economy and financial system
I am guessing it's uphill from now on.
>>62842762Wait is that Captain Picard
>>62842741>he completely threw away everything into the gutterHe got what he wanted: lots and lots of money and legal immunity for him and his family
>>62846322>How does anyone make money here?About that
>>62850545No its comrade picardsky
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