Anyone who thinks they can predict the outcome of the upcoming mid-term elections in the United States of America is blowing smoke rings over a crystal ball while consulting privately with their Ouija Board as a secret basis of inside information from credible sources.

Right now a Ouija Board is more believable than mainstream media — especially unhinged CNN, NBC, MSNBC and ABC. CBS has been doing better lately having toned down anti-Trump rhetoric while FOX News has toned down pro-Trump opinions. This trend toward objective reporting and presenting conflicting opinions is good for everybody.

Anything can and will happen during this election season because of the fiery volatile political situation in Washington, DC. The Democrats are hoping for some miracle revelation that creates a Constitutional crisis resulting in the removal of President Donald Trump through impeachment or resignation all before the mid-terms only 15-weeks down the road.

Voter polls are showing three emerging hot button issues – the economy, healthcare and immigration as the top concerns facing citizens – not illegal immigrants – they don’t count. The immigration issue has emerged as a frontrunner subject. One major poll shows the majority of Republicans (80%), Independents (65%) and Democrats (54%) favor stronger immigration laws, which is surprising if you consider all the mainstream media hype from grandstanding Democratic leaders to the contrary.

Historically mid-term elections have swung back toward the minority party, but past performances of voters is no indication of future success for the Democrats – not this year. Right now there are more hard working Americans working at real jobs that put groceries on the kitchen table, pay mortgages or rent and make car payments. More African-Americans and Hispanics are working than ever before. The Democrats are openly and repeatedly bashing President Trump’s tax cuts. Are they crazy?

The Democrats are openly embracing Socialism as the new face of the new Democratic Party. Are they crazy? Look at the ongoing Socialist government breakdowns going on now in Nicaragua and Venezuela — that get only minor mentions in mainstream media – because such coverage does not fit the Democratic narrative that Socialism is the wave of the future. Both of these situations are grave for the good people in both countries that are ruled by corrupt tyrants and their unrelenting grip upon their military forces. Hundreds are dead in the streets of both countries, food is scarce and inflation is sky high. Welcome to Socialism.

Yes, the Democrats are crazy to think that American voters will buy into a Socialized USA. Even moderate Democrats now running for reelection and election are breaking away from far-left insanity of supporting Socialism, open borders, open immigration and raising taxes.

Remember back when Hillary Clinton lost the election to President Trump and all those sad and crying election workers and mainstream media anchors. The look of total astonishment that came over them as President Trump actually pulled off an Electoral College win over Clinton even though she received more votes. The Democrats still are not over it. They obviously did not consult with the Ouija Board that night because it would have spelled out letter-by-letter “T-R-U-M-P-W-I-N-S.”

On the morning of Nov. 7 the USA will wake up to a stronger safer world, one without so many obstructionist Democrats standing in the way of President Trump’s “America First” “Made In America” agenda and that’s according to the most recent reading of the political tea leaves.

About the Author Britt Nelson relocated to Costa Rica in 2011 from Florida, where he served as news editor for the Palatka Daily News, a newspaper owned by the New York Times Regional Newspaper Group (NYT-RNG) for 20 years.

Nelson served the NYT-RNG for 18 years in Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia, North Carolina and Florida as a correspondent, reporter, staff writer, senior staff writer training new reporters, copy editor, page designer, editorial writer, editorial page editor and editorial board member.