Trouble Ahead For Trump

Let’s be honest. The Trump administration is currently experiencing serious difficulties as his popularity is continues to fall and has set new lows, which are already worse than the figures for the beginning of 2018 of the first presidential term. To make matters worse, the Democrats keep winning special elections in very red districts or losing by surprisingly small margins. The Republican majority in the House of Representatives has shrunk from eighteen to just one.

Trump's support among independent voters has dropped below 30%. Most Americans are critical of the administration's priorities, which they say focuses too obsessively on foreign affairs, while the population demands solutions to domestic issues. Public opinion in general has a negative view of Trump's foreign initiatives, whether it is Caracas, Greenland, or Iran.

Then there’s the frustration felt by ordinary, law abiding citizens, who have first hand experience, or seen every day on television, what can only be described as an insurgency with no real consequences to the financiers, organizers, paid agitators and rioters on the streets of our cities destroying private property and attacking police. Where is the accountability? Where is the DOJ? Where’s the FBI? Where is the police in these blue enclaves? What the governor of Minnesota and the mayor of Minneapolis have done is nothing short of promoting criminal behavior from crowds of lunatics.

More than half of Americans, this includes people who voted for Trump, believe that he is too focused on foreign policy, that he is ignoring our domestic problems, and that he is experiencing a deterioration in his physical and mental health, which is manifested in his sometimes odd behavior. Even European allies such as Robert Fico, complained about difficulties in communicating with Trump.

In just one year into Trump’s second term, his best and most competent appointments are beginning to look exhausted and dispirited. They have the look of people who are being spiritually crushed by the constant negative pressure  and relentless attacks directed at them by the pro-Democrat party mainstream media.

These circumstances contribute to the fact that many Republican politicians, are cowardly distancing themselves from the Trump administration, hoping to retain their seats in the upcoming midterm elections, or outright defecting to join the Democrats in voting against our expectations. Voting against what the President we elected, promised to do.

The recent Democrat victory in Texas’s biggest Republican district, a victory by 14 points in a solid red district carried by Trump three times, is a staggering psychological blow to conservatives across the nation. The writing is on the wall. The Democrats are winning where they shouldn’t be winning, if they can win in the heart of Ruby Red America, Texas, they can win anywhere.