Shrink the government and its influence down to a more manageable and cost-effective size. political indoctrination) in K-12 schools, colleges, and universities. Restore morality and trust in government. Return to faith in God, not government. The American voters want these trends to take place: The short-range models are still moving essentially in the same direction as in 2016. What about the Short-Range Models and Political Trends? Ruth Bader Ginsburg will likely leave the Supreme Court in 2021 and President Trump will appoint 2 to 3 more conservative Supreme Court justices during his second term. A continued shift in the Supreme Court to a conservative super-majority. Expect more layoffs in the mainstream media such as at CBS News this week and the rise of newer media such as Talk Radio and Internet media such as Zero Hedge and The Epoch Times. A continued shift of the media that Americans listen to and trust (from the old mainstream media to the new media). In other words, we will see the Democratic Party shut down shortly after the 2020 presidential and Congressional elections. A continued erosion of the strength and viability of the Democratic Party that is on the verge of shutdown. 
In other words, President Trump will be re-elected by American voters, confirming their 2016 election result. A confirmation of the 2016 presidential election of a popular, conservative president.
The long-range models are trending toward the following outcomes in 2020:
Moral outrage over the arbitrary and capricious rules dealing with the Covid 19 shutdown – for example, abortions are essential services, but a hip replacement for a patient in pain is not essential, or another example, it’s essential to buy marijuana, but it’s not essential to buy tomato seeds. #TRENDING NEWS IN POLITICS FREE#
Moral outrage over taking away Americans freedom – especially the freedom to go to work and school, the freedom to attend religious services, the freedom to travel, the freedom of free association, the freedom to criticize Governors and other elected officials. Moral outrage over the long, drawn out, shut down of the America Economy and it’s economic impact on 40+ Million unemployed Americans. Moral outrage over the deep state and its corruption and its treatment of President Trump – evidenced by the Russian election hoax, unnecessary impeachment, and phony case against Michael Flynn. In 2020, America’s moral outrage over several factors have reached a political tipping point. These bedrock principles underlie the long-range models and the trends that the models predict. Finally, Americans expect their government to empower prosperity through political and economic freedom, and the Rule of Law by enforcing implied and written contracts.” 
Internal civil peace is evidenced by living under the Rule of Law for all citizens, even the so-called elite. In addition, Americans expect their government will promote, protect, and defend peace - both external peace with other nations and internal civil peace among fellow citizens. Americans expect their government to promote, protect, and defend their freedom. “Americans expect morality in their government. If you read my fifth book More Great News for America, there are four bedrock principles: morality, freedom, peace, and prosperity that Americans seek in their government. What about the Long-Range Models and Political Trends? Plus, how will the 2020 presidential election and Congressional elections be impacted, if at all? Obviously, the latest political trends have been impacted and even sometimes dramatically shifted by the Covid 19 virus and the resulting shut down of the American Economy.īut, how have long-term models (24 – 36 years), short-term models (2 – 8 years), and dynamic election models (1- 24 months) and their corresponding trends been affected? Will the models and trends be permanently altered? Or, are the changes to the models and trends simply temporary? Let’s take a few minutes to identify and assess the newest political trends in America today. What are the Newest Political Trends in America Today?
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