From A to Z – Business Blog 61 – Midterms End

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Midterms End

The Midterms have ended with the decision makers now sent back to Washington D.C. a place mentioned by protestors in Moscow calling on the Kremlin to nuke the city. It could be called the bastion of the far-right MAGA. As one title on this blog put it, “Russians are Republicans”.

So far, the Midterms have been described as a wash. No movement in either direction only the mixing of atoms. Meaningful legislation needing more of a majority. Yet the balance remains keeping the country on a more centric trajectory.

Trump’s going to test his influence on the party and most likely take a pro-Russian stance. DeSantis now seems to control the Republican establishment against right-wing extremists in the Trump campaign. Depending on who leads the party for the nomination could hang U.S. foreign policy in regards to the conflict in Ukraine.

Meanwhile Democrats are already fighting to prevent two hot wars in the Atlantic and Pacific again. Once again World War II back in full bloom as discussed on this blog before. An escalation of tensions that have remained intact since 1945 just shifting borders. The new Axis powers of Russia, China, North Korea, and Iran. The Allies now called NATO with most other countries undecided at this time.

War in Ukraine entering the winter months with a retreat in Kherson for the Russians. The Dnieper River a good natural barrier and possible area for where negotiations can take shape. Only the Wagner Group must maintain the center of the line for this strategy to work.

China keeps watching along with the entire world. It can go either way with China where the West begins to have more trust in them or relations could deteriorate. At this time Biden’s going to be in office for 2-more-years with a meeting face-to-face scheduled soon.

From A to Z doesn’t see a strong Hemp candidate on the political spectrum at this time. It would be tempting to say DeSantis after Trump’s apparent failures after making the plant federally legal to cultivate. Yet this issue once again could fail to be brought up at all during the entire campaign.

Democrats are confident in taking the lead on climate change that repurposes existing unsustainable materials for something that’s more beneficial. It’s understandable without more sustainable resources scalable at this time with us once again going back to a low awareness of Hemp to take on that role. Granted more research and development could be needed.

It begs for a politician with vision to take over the entire machine to aim it in the right direction. That’s been lacking from American political theater for generations. A true visionary with political strength to guide a Democracy. You might have to go back to the founding Fathers for that inspiration of aspiration.

Yet at this moment in human history, it could be best to play to the lowest common denominator in order to get the global community to click on the right wavelength in order to concentrate on what’s most important; space exploration with environmentally friendly technologies.

From A to Z can recognize China for the largest Hemp production of any country on the planet. That’s a step in the right direction for the planet of the future. It can also serve as a guide for U.S. actions moving forward if the country once again turns to prohibition against the Hemp plant, then we could be wrong in our stance.

From A to Z also recognizes the economic opportunity if we can get it right for cheap mass production of environmentally friendly plastics, paper, and cement. Lots of forest products can also be substituted. It could be a game changer for the future of humanity.

While we’ve said this all before only now do the global political storylines take root in their origin and direction.

Thank you,
From A to Z

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