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Anonymous ID: 086472 Sept. 22, 2026, 11:06 p.m. No.25067185   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7187

Republican candidates are underwater and polling miserably as the midterms rapidly approach. Polls, including Fox News’, predict a Blue Wave will drown House Republicans, and betting sites like Kalshi and Polymarket give Democrats an 82% chance of winning the House and 48%-54% chance of capturing the Senate. Polls, however, are often inaccurate or fudged (the 2016 presidential election is a prime example). Online gambling sites that specialize in political outcomes use a variety of metrics to gauge odds, including a gambler’s wager, social media temperature, conventional polls, and intuition.

 

Over the last few months, social media platforms such as TikTok and YouTube have been inundated with videos of once die-hard MAGA farmers, ranchers, and truckers swearing they’ll vote for Democrats in 2026 and 2028 because, they say, Trump betrayed them. Tariffs have crippled soybean farmers. Corn rots on stalks and peas mold on vines because illegal aliens have abandoned their fields for fear of ICE raids. Ranchers undercut by foreign beef imports and on the verge of bankruptcy have turned to TikTok to sell quarter and half beef. Fertilizer, which must pass through the Strait of Hormuz, has doubled in price; diesel has doubled as well, infuriating truckers who form the backbone of United States commerce. A gallon of diesel now costs nearly twice as much as when Trump retook office. There’s even a rumor across the net that Truckers are galvanizing to strike on October 1.

 

True or not, it’s assuredly clear that Trump’s controversial policies are imperiling his party’s chances of keeping power. Most recently, the administration launched a pro-Trump State Media network that evoked fury among Reagan-era conservatives, ex-MAGA, and liberals alike. Pumping out only content espousing Trump’s greatness, the channel’s 24/7 livestream peaked with 8,000 viewers last night, but that number dropped to 2,200 after it aired a video clip of President Trump proudly proclaiming that the USS Abraham Lincoln hadn’t been deployed long enough and that US citizens ought to accept poverty as the price for denying Iran nuclear weapons.

 

So said the president whose campaign promises included no foreign wars, halving grocery and energy costs within one year, and ending US dependence on foreign oil—“Drill, baby drill.”

 

As of this writing, oil and beef prices continue to skyrocket, and the United States seems enmeshed in yet another forever war in the Middle East, one that, President Trump had said in February, would last two weeks.

 

As part of our journalism, we maintain daily contact with the administration, the military, and the populace, all of which have contrasting opinions on Trump’s actions. When we spoke with White House Communications Director Steven Cheung yesterday, he said, “All polls are fake news” and that “President Trump’s popularity has never been higher.” Deputy chief of staff Dan Scavino supplied a similar response: “President Trump is saving the United States; if you disagree, you’re a communist.”

 

The word “communist” has recently resurfaced in the American vernacular. It diminished in the late 1950s and became obsolete in the early 90’s with the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Now, though, pundits treat socialism and communism synonymously, even though the two economic and social casts are not interchangeable.

 

A West Wing source told RRN that three people have unduly influenced a mentally compromised President Trump in his immediate circle—Steven Miller, Natalie Harp, and Pete Hegseth—who have effectively fed POTUS info that boosts his ego. If they say the economy is great, Trump touts that. If they tell Trump the US has beaten Iran, Trump repeats it on Fox News. If they tell Trump beef is now less than $2.00/pound, Trump or Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins spews propaganda.

 

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Anonymous ID: 086472 Sept. 22, 2026, 11:07 p.m. No.25067187   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7215

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Although a plethora of sources we’ve spoken to think Trump is too old and too feeble to hold office, some, as we’ve reported previously, think he’s been replaced by a Deep State body double or clone with the sole purpose of sinking the Republican Party and ushering in a new era of Democratic socialists.

 

Many White Hats abide by this theory.

 

“Can you imagine 2017 Trump starting a war? Fucking over the agricultural community? LOL. Never. Or 2016 Trump not willing to put out all the Epstein files? Fuck no. They got to him, or replaced him; it’s obvious. The 2025 Trump is not 2016 or 2020 Trump. Shit’s gone south,” a White Hat source in General Eric M. Smith’s office said.

 

“And what the fuck about Hegseth inviting the Paul brothers to the Pentagon? We’re fucked.”

 

He added that Pete Hegseth’s firing of U.S. Army four-star general Christopher Donahue was a punch to the gut. As we’ve reported, Donahue was a combatant commander who served on the White Hat Council in 2023 and whose tactical expertise helped White Hats emerge victorious against Biden’s FEMA marauders during the Maui inferno.

 

“Gen. Donahue got kicked aside ‘cause he opposed the Iran War,” our source said. “This is the new normal, I guess. I don’t have a fucking clue what’s happened to Trump; he had our backs from 2016-2026, but that’s gone and done with. I wish someone in the White House would shake his ass awake and get him to fire Miller and Harp. We can’t even reach him; they screen every fucking phone call.”