Michael Bresciani
Midterms? Don’t let lethargy kill our legacy
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By Michael Bresciani
October 6, 2026

Will we risk our future for some cheaper gas, communism, emptying out the prisons, and cutting our children’s genitals?

Is this the midterm from hell, or is this midterm election for hell?

Looking at the names, the backgrounds, and the platforms of all those running in this midterm election, it seems as if hell is actively involved. Many in my discipline are saying this is the most demonically inspired election ever seen, based on the kind of people running and their obviously antichrist and anti-human platforms.

These are the people who can’t and won’t even try to explain the demonic, yet they are the best examples of it in our time.

We have deep and troubling problems in America. Yes, some of them are demonic. Some of them are social. Some of them are cultural. Some of them are economic. But, as always, Americans think only about the economy.

This is the election where somebody must tell James Carvel that this time it isn't the economy, stupid.

The appeal of communism and socialism in America is difficult to reconcile with the sacrifices made in confronting communist regimes and expansion. For decades, the United States opposed Soviet communism during the Cold War and fought communist forces in Korea and Vietnam. Generations of young Americans shed their blood—and many gave their lives—in those struggles.

I found a meme that has a new definition for the idea that a picture is worth more than a thousand words. I would say this picture and its accompanying meme are worth more than ten thousand words. Thank you, Ronald Reagan.

But you have to ask yourself: With Democrats holding an edge and Democratic candidates favored over incumbents, were the voters awake during the last two years?

While many are busy with demonic hatred for Donald Trump, they seem to have missed the fact that he has not failed at anything he has attempted to do.

And now, because gas is up a little and groceries are up a little, we're going to reject the policies of one of the most powerful presidents we have ever had in our history. What exactly is wrong with the people in these United States of America?

According to Pew Research, 6 in 10 Americans now say Trump’s economic policies have made the economy worse.

The poor babies!

Can't they afford enough gas to go see grandma this weekend? Can't they buy enough groceries to fill their little pot bellies that they spend millions upon millions to trim down, because they're overweight?

These are the selfish, the silly, and the most spoiled people, on the planet Earth.

Looking at the two factors affecting this midterm that seem to be escaping our attention

The first factor can be summarized by a single line taken from an article entitled “AMERICA'S ULTIMATE WAR.” According to the World Net Daily staff, the war is demonic. The article was published on September 29, 2026.

The article contains powerful statements from Dr. Ben Carson, Rev. Franklin Graham, and author Eric Metaxas. But the summary statement I am referring to stopped me in my tracks when I first read it. I'm usually not at a loss for words, but I was trying to explain how something altogether different is dividing America this time around when it comes to voting. It isn't two parties—it's something far deeper. This is the statement found in World Net Daily.

“Today, the customary paradigms long relied on for explaining America's political and cultural divisions no longer apply.”

I have been trying to tell people for months now that the rise of the DSA and candidates who seem to be stark raving mad is a demonic intrusion. America is in demonic warfare greater than any she has ever known.

Our Bibles show us how willing and capable demons are in upsetting larger groups of people and, near the end of time, the leadership of the entire world.

Here are four examples of how demons have influenced a body of people: religious people, political people, and Americans of one sort or another.

  1. In the Gadarene demoniac, found in Mark 5, we see a man inhabited by a legion, a multitude of spirits. They're sent into a herd of about 2,000 pigs and rush off a cliff. This is one man, but it shows the idea of many demons acting together. We can only thank God there wasn't a crowd of people standing on the side of the mountain because they might have cast themselves into the sea. In terms of financial loss in today’s money the loss to the herders and merchants would be in the millions.

  2. A lying demonic spirit is revealed in 1 Kings 22. In this case, a demonic spirit is sent to speak through approximately 400 prophets. They give Ahab a false prophecy to assure his failure. Demons helping people to fail. Imagine that. A war was won by the lying influence of demons.

  3. In the book of Acts, in the 19th chapter, one possessed man overpowers seven would-be exorcists all at once. We not only underestimate the power of demons, but we also often don’t even believe they exist. Here's a clue: they know that you exist.

  4. For many decades, I have warned the people of our nation and our world that in the last days, demons shall be released throughout the earth. They will start at the top. They will bring in the leaders first—the presidents, the kings, and the rulers—and gather them for the final battle just a short time before Christ returns to the earth. This great scene is seen in Revelation chapter 16, verse 13, where the demonic spirits go out to the kings of the whole earth to gather them for the battle, which is the clearest picture of an army under demonic influence.

No amount of knowledge, tech savvy, or AI can stop the Battle of Armageddon from taking place. Demons bring it in; demons wrap it up. How many people die in this gathering of total military nincompoopery? Sadly, all of them.

The new appellational nomenclature that the demons give us to hide behind

Demons provide catchphrases, slogans, and pop culture keywords to make it easy to get behind today's utter perverted nonsense.

It seems like they give the wicked a cause to be wicked, a way to be weird, and an end that is inevitably always woeful.

Here's a short list. Ponder it.

Is this the America you want for your future? God forbid.

  • Molested children

  • Mutilated children

  • Jews attacked and murdered

  • Every perversion known to man under the auspices of LGBTQ+

  • Socialism and communism of the brand that failed worldwide in every generation before us

  • Opening the prisons and letting criminals go free

  • Opening the borders and letting the immigrants come in unvetted

  • Opening the welfare benefits to all and the free basket of giveaways to bankrupt the country

  • Mix up the trans people in every traditional sport or competition

When all is said and done, God simplifies the outcome of all elections.

First, he alone decides.

“And he changeth the times and the seasons: he removeth kings, and setteth up kings: he giveth wisdom unto the wise, and knowledge to them that know understanding.”—Daniel 2:21

Secondly, if the righteous win, the people will have good days ahead. If the wicked, perverted, and corrupt win, the people are in for much trouble.

“When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice: but when the wicked beareth rule, the people mourn.”—Proverbs 29:2

Don’t ask the prophet what will be, ask yourself, because in this country you decide who will rule!

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Michael Bresciani has served as the editor of New American Prophet since its inception in 2005. Recognized as one of the 13 best Christian magazines to follow, N.A.P. features Michael’s deep-dive analysis alongside contributions from some of America’s most respected writers and journalists.


Michael’s work focuses on discerning the "civilizational twists" of our time—where policy, prophecy, and the American spirit intersect. By examining the moral departures that challenge our foundation, he provides a sober, biblical perspective for a nation at a crossroads.


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