According to many pundits, the resuls of the November 4th elections, where Republicans gained at least seven seats in the US Senate and several more in the House of Representatives, represents a sea change in American politics. But will this change in politics represent a change in American public policy?

As per the NWO-international standard, we are all disposable, expendable, exploitable and dehumanized. The ‘greater good’ represents the highest and most noble secular standard. The right to die, the right to kill, the right to take, and the right to cheat (on behalf of the greater global agenda) is not only permissible, but preferable (to those bankrolling the movement).

I know the Republicans just won a massive landslide victory all across the nation, but it will not stop the judgment that is clearly falling on America. There is no political fix for the corruption that infects the soul of this country. The message God repeatedly sends to His people is to repent of our sins, humble ourselves before Him, and prayerfully seek His face. Only then is there any hope of His healing for our land.

It appears that the first order of business will be for the GOP to decide how best to use their new mandate. Will they pursue a path of compromise as articulated by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, or will they embrace the attitude expressed by Senator Ted Cruz, who pronounced an end to the era of Obama before a crowd of cheering constituents? What’s more, if the GOP does decide to strike a conciliatory tone, is there much common ground to be found?

Jonathan Gruber, ObamaCare and RomneyCare architect, has admitted that the liberals pushing government health care schemes were counting on the stupidity (or negligent ignorance) of the American people to implement their schemes.