DON'T VOTE IN 2026

When President Donald Trump returned to the White House, he promised voters what appeared to be one of the most brutal punishments of the elites and Democrats in history. He promised to do things like eliminate taxes on Social Security benefits. He baited naive people with the typical “cut prices for groceries and end inflation” promise.

But most importantly, Trump promised a complete release of the Epstein Files, mass deportations as we’ve never seen, and peace like we’ve never seen (ending the Ukraine conflict in 24 hours, not starting any new wars, etc).

That has not happened. In fact, Trump has gone back on almost all of his promises. Trump and his administration have proven to be no more effective than Joe Biden’s administration was from 2020 to 2024, and really, the only major promise that Trump has gone through with is closing the border wall. He hasn’t even managed to make IVF free or abolish the Department of Education. Meanwhile, his vice president, J.D Vance, a puppet of Peter Thiel who spends his days as the second most powerful man in America posting on X whenever Trump says something that sounds super cool like a geek, is being forced into the faces of every voter in America in preparation of the 2028 election, where Vance is expected to be the Republican primary winner by virtually all right-wing outlets and even some liberal outlets, who have mostly backed California governor Gavin Newsom to face off against Vance potentially.

And honestly, if GAVIN NEWSOM and J.D VANCE are our only options, why should any regular American vote in the first place? Nick Fuentes had the right idea when Donald Trump and Kamala Harris were facing off in 2024.

Quite simply, at the time, Fuentes described the election as a “lose-lose” situation, where a Harris victory would empower the liberals in their disgusting ideals, while a Trump win would empower pro-Thiel neocons and fail to deliver on key promises that Trump has been making as far back as 2016. Of course, he wasn’t wrong.

His justified refusal to support Trump any longer angered pro-techbro MAGA conservatives, and his vow not to vote at all was ridiculously transformed into a love for Kamala Harris, although it had been obvious from the start that Fuentes viewed Harris’ progressive social agendas and pro-open border ideals as a “complete nightmare.”

In any case, it is blatantly obvious, based on the fact that Fuentes was ultimately completely vindicated on his prediction that Trump would fail to deliver on his biggest promises, that right-wingers need to continue Fuentes’ refusal to show up for the vote at all, especially as the midterms roll around, unless the G.O.P finally complies with three simple demands, which Fuentes has also pushed on X.

One of the biggest failures of the second Trump term by far is the complete lack of success in deporting a sufficient number of illegal immigrants in America.

DHS provided a number of around 622,000 noncitizens deported from America to end the first year of Trump’s second term, and they presented this as a historic number. But they actually just counted immigrants who moved back to their home countries alongside deportations. In reality, many think tanks and independent researchers all around the country have projected an average of 300,000 deportations to end 2025, which barely passes the 271,484 illegals that the Biden administration deported just in 2024, which itself was the highest number of deportations in a year since 2014, including all of Trump’s first term in the White House.

The DHS is essentially just fine doing the bare minimum to “be recognized as efficient”, but “the bare minimum” will NOT do if we are to ever vote at all in the midterms, much less for a Republican.

Joe Biden allowed anywhere from 10-20 million illegals into America in just 4 years, 8 million of them from the southern border alone.

In comparison, we will project both how much Trump is projected to deport in 4 years if he deports an average of 300,000 illegals, which is the most reported average amongst think tanks, and if he deports an average of 600,000 a year, the average that DHS pulled out of their ass.

If Trump is to deport an average of 300,000, then he will have only deported 1.2 million illegals in total, which is less than even Biden deported during his time as President. If he is to deport an average of 600,000, then he will have deported 2.4 million, which is still below Obama’s numbers (3M deported) by a mile. This number is notably also only a fourth of the amount of illegals who came in just through America’s SOUTHERN border, and hardly does anything to put a real dent in the total number of illegals Biden brought into the country in any way, shape, or form.

It should also be noted that Trump has also completely caved to Democrats in Minnesota, and ICE, which was working to deport thousands of illegal Somalians, is basically being told to back off just because two protestors died. A vote that helps out a man who is suddenly calling Minneapolis mayor Jacob Frey “a great guy!” is a vote that is wasted.

War in Iran has never seemed more likely, and if it occurs, every Republican in the country should disavow Trump immediately.

In 2024, Trump emphasized a policy focused on being some sort of “savior of the world” and ending ongoing wars IMMEDIATELY, before positioning himself as the greatest negotiator of the century and avoiding any new endless wars, forever and ever, kinda like one of those main protagonists in a princess movie that REALLY wants everybody to be nice and hug each other.

How hilarious.

Not only has he failed to end any real foreign conflict that isn’t based in Azerbaijan, but he has done nothing but try to get us involved in an endless war for two years now: a conflict with Iran.

We’ve already bombed Iran, which destroyed their economy, and now that Mossad-paid protestors are out in the streets protesting the awful economy in the hopes that the former crown prince of Iran, who supports the Cyrus Accords, returns, the United States and Israel are planning an attack on Iran. There is absolutely no reason that America should enter a conflict with Iran at all. They have no real weapons, and what they’ve been doing with nuclear power has been in an attempt to defend themselves against more attacks. We’re just planning an attack because “Israel really wants us to,” and what Netanyahu wants goes.

There’s no reason to support Trump or the Republican party at all if he even continues to show INTEREST in attacking Iran past these next few months, and if he actually enters a war? Just go ahead and have a laugh. Don’t vote. Vote for somebody from the Green Party. It’s really the same thing.

It’s already bad enough that what Epstein Files are out now are practically useless. Since the release of the 3 million files that are out now, no arrests have been made in America (Prince Andrew was arrested in England, and then immediately let go. hahaha), and Donald Trump, who was shown in the files as molesting a 13-year-old pregnant girl, is certainly not going anywhere.

Now, we have an issue with the 3 million files that still need to be released. Trump, as well as Pam Bondi and the staffers in the Department of Justice, are basically declaring they won’t be releasing the remaining files at all, with the excuse that the files contained personal medical records and “other material that would get in the way of investigations.”

However, this is obviously untrue.

In an interview on ABC This Week on Sunday, Kentucky Republican Rep. Thomas Massie argued that, even though the DoJ “wants to say they are done with this document production”, there are more crucial files that should be released.

The DoJ was “signing deliberative process privilege in order not to release some of the documents”, he said.

“The problem with that is the bill that Ro Khanna and I wrote says that they must release internal memos and notes and emails about their decisions on whether to prosecute or not prosecute, whether to investigate or not investigate.”

In response to the letter, California Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna, who co-wrote the Epstein Files Transparency Act, accused the DoJ of “purposefully muddying the waters on who was a predator and who was mentioned in an email”.

“To have Janis Joplin, who died when Epstein was 17, in the same list as Larry Nassar, who went to prison for the sexual abuse of hundreds of young women and child pornography, with no clarification of how either was mentioned in the files, is absurd,” Khanna wrote on X on Saturday.

Clearly, all 3 million files don’t conveniently all have incriminating information regarding victims and their “medical records.” The Trump administration must release them to have any chance at securing the votes of angry Republicans in the midterms.

Obviously, Trump has been a complete and utter failure. He has done nothing for America besides closing the border wall, which is just common sense. If he wants to have any chance at keeping Congress and the Senate, he’d better start listening to his voters. It’s not looking good for Republicans if he doesn’t.

(p.s: art used for header made by X account ghosteroven2!!)