The End of the Alabama Senate Race. Here's What to Expect

The numbers are in and what may have been the hottest election topic since the 2016 presidential election is now over. Roy Moore was sent into the corn field, much to the surprise of a lot of folks, including the media. And Alabama has elected a democrat for the first time in 25 years. 

Watch this, alt-left: oh well. The republicans lost. We'll have to live with the results and try again in the next election. See? That's not so hard! And I didn't even need to bust out any coffee shop windows to do it! A Christmas miracle!

​I didn't discuss the Alabama election or Roy Moore much here. But now that the election is over and he's gone, I want to address some things. Here's what we can expect:

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1. No, this isn't as much a statement against Trump as it is a statement against Moore. The liberal media will have their smiles on today, telling us the people have made a statement about Trump and this means a 2018 landslide for the democrats. Actually, no. The people made a statement about Roy Moore. Whether they believed the allegations against him or not, the people spoke, and the race was so close you could barely stick a pin through the difference. It was hardly a statement about anything, to be honest. 
2. The allegations themselves. I'm not going to speculate and say whether or not the allegations are true. I'm not a lawyer (yet) and don't have access to the evidence or accusers. What I am going to say is this: the republicans better start hiring legal council and start doing some homework before 2018, because this sexual assault witch hunt is going to pick right back up or continue into the 2018 elections. We now know the strategy works, and you can bet it is going to be utilized again. The next time a democrat wants a seat they think they are going to have a tough time getting, expect the republican candidate to have touched someone 40 years ago. 
3. Expect the allegations against Trump to ramp into overdrive as well. I would expect more women will come forward, because that has, so far, been the record. When a few don't work, more keep trickling in until we're being beaten over the head with it. The allegations will get worse, too. In elections, people may vote because they believe the allegations or just because they don't want it to "damage the party." But with Trump, they have 2020 to think  about (and with their main candidates, as of today, being Biden and Sanders, this is a concern for them), and before that, the Russia crap isn't going anywhere, the obstruction thing isn't going anywhere, and the dossier isn't going anywhere, and they are desperate to get Trump out of office. They are already saying what we expected, "Al Franken sort of resigned, Trump should, too!" 
4. Expect the republicans to have less backbone than usual. Regardless of them being in control of Congress, Senate, and the White House, they will take this election to mean they need to bend over backwards for the extreme left agenda more than they already do. 

2018 is literally weeks away. The election cycle is going to start pretty darn soon. You need to keep up with your reps, get out and get loud. Start talking to people, especially those who don't pay much attention to what's going on, but still vote. Now is a time to become a writer, and start getting your editorials published. 

And our government officials need to start doing their homework. They need to hire legal council and start finding any surprises in their history. At this point, we know the sexual misconduct accusations are coming because it works. Get ahead of it so you have proof it is false or can capitulate when it is true. You, the citizen, need to do the same. If you find your reps are corrupt, perverts, anything along those lines, you need to start pushing a better candidate to replace them. We don't need to elect crappy candidates. We can always find someone better. If you want the swamp drained, you need to help. 

Ignore the media. You know what's coming, and your eyes are going to roll so hard you might go blind. Be prepared with a counter. And remember, memes don't work face to face. That's not a shot, I use memes, too. But they don't work in conversation. 

Battle stations, people. 2018 is important. If you want anything done, you need to replace the bad apples and fight for those spots in government. Don't just sit it out. Work to get better candidates into office. We don't need any more "the Constitution is a living document, and more government is always the answer" types in office. We can't afford it. 

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