>The dems will win congress (duh)
>The senate will almost be won by the dems, but by 1 senator it will still be a republican hold
>The impeachment process of trump will begin immidently after midterms, easily passing congress but will be held up in the senate and likely fail to actually remove him from office
>Trump will anounce an national emergency related to the midterm election
>Republicans will accuse voter fraud was commited by dems
>Gridlock will happen throughout the rest of 2026-2029, with congress passing nearly nothing
>because of the said gridlock, trump will continue using executive to continue everything
>1-5 dem congress members will be arrested by the FBI in relation to voter fraud, causing a crisis
>moderate dems will roll over but the DSA will declare a general strike against the executive branch
>the general strike will expand to over 4 million
>second great depression or something
>Trump attempts to run in 2028 using the national crisis as justification
>DSA runs nationally in 2028
>dems start attempt to purge the DSA from its party
>in 2028 the election will say trump lost in democrat media, while republican media will claim he won
>second civil war
There isn’t a material basis for a second civil war, everyone is too fat and decadent to fight
>>2937222You didnt read what i said, the DSA and a coming general strike will create the material basis for civil war
>>2937226Union density is like 6% and mostly in the public sector, when have you ever heard of a wildcat general strike by millions and millions of non union workers?
>>2937233South afrika and france
>>2937238I thought it was ANC cadre in the townships that organized the strikes that forced the National Party to accept elections with the ANC, with France has a higher union density, explicitly communist unions in the mix, and they’re joining the student riots. Taft Hartley makes any kind of union action in the US very difficult as it outlaws solidarity strikes and essentially forces them yellow.
>>2937244Doesnt matter law wont be easy to enforce if girdlock happens
>>2937220>moderate dems will roll over but the DSA will declare a general strike against the executive branchgood prediction up to here
>>2937272So the moderate dems won't roll over?
>>2937238NTA but south africa and france are historically way more radical than the USA, and the biggest strike in US history happened after the civil war, not in the leadup to it. 1877 great strike was put down by both union and ex-confederate generals, signaling that reconstruction was truly over and the bourgeoisie had consolidated power in both "halves" of the US.
>>2937373American capital is becoming increasily divided over its failed imperialist campaign crushing the strikes would be a lot more harder now then because automatic weapons exist (aka the population is even more armed tjen it was in the past).
I kinda wish I explored the civil war part of what I said but I also think it's not gonna be state vs state, instead its gonna be city/munipial government vs federal/state government, with a bunch of cults, milltias, and such fighting all sides (since all of which have formed during serve crisis in the USA)
the DSA will try and larp as revolutionaries but no one will care and they'll fizzle out
>>2937220My predictions: Dems win, pause the war against BRICS so the USA can resupply and rearm, GOP wins next like always, war against BRICS restarted. Nothing happens domestically (Occupy/BLM were nothing)