The Unstated Reason Why the Red Wave Died
By Carole Hornsby Haynes November 22, 2022 Published By American Thinker
With the failure of the Republican party to achieve a red wave in mid-term elections, many explanations – and accusations -- are being bandied around. Blame is attributed to abortion, Trump endorsements, election integrity and voter fraud, and the shifting of millions of votes to Democrats by Google, Facebook and other tech monopolies.
Marketing expert Mark Beal from Rutgers University School of Communication and Information believes there is still another factor in the election that is being overlooked – the impact of Generation Z. An expert on this group (born between 1997-2012), Beal says they will wield increasing influence on local, state, and national election outcomes.
The Uvalde, Texas school massacre did not happen because an 18-year-old had access to guns. Instead, it was a walking testimony to the moral bankruptcy of modern America and the hollowing out of the American home. A broken home, no father or father figure in his life, a mother who reportedly struggled with drug addiction, no church or community of any kind, no real friends except those Salvador Ramos met through social media. We found such profiles in the school shootings at Parkland, Sandy Hook, and many other places.
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Have you ever wondered how American schools went from bastions of academic learning to centers where pornography is daily fare and boys wearing nail polish and skirts can legally roam through girls' restrooms and showers, raping and groping as they go?
After a 100-year slow march through the institutions, the Comintern and American communists have seized power in America. On January 20, 2021 Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, who lost the 2020 presidential election, were illegitimately sworn in as “President” and “Vice President.”