Send Mike Collins to the U.S. Senate!
The midterm is not politics as usual. It is a contest between two economic systems.
The American economic system which was promoted by Alexander Hamilton, Henry Clay, and Abraham Lincoln rests on three key policies to protect our nation such as protective tariffs, banking governed within our own country, and a free-market capitalist level playing field for all business. Andrew Jackson came along, and contributed to that American system by getting us off of an inflationary paper dollar from a national bank, and getting us back on gold and silver backed money. Being a producer made us prosperous, strong, and independent.
The British/Globalist System rests on the opposite: world-wide trade with no barriers & governed by outside international institutions (which take away our national sovereignty), inflationary central banking with global ties & interests, and profit for those central bankers as the only measure of success (the central banks of London or New York win even if factories go dark in Ohio, Michigan, and Pennsylvania).

We used to have the American System. Then came Woodrow Wilson‘s Federal Reserve central bank in 1913, and after decades of it eroding the American currency, in 1971 President Richard Nixon finally took us off gold completely. Nixon stated that year that he was “now a Keynesian in economics,” and Keynes’ ideology took hold. In 1994 NAFTA drove the nail in the coffin. Ross Perot warned of the “giant sucking sound” of jobs leaving. We became dependent on adversaries for basic goods, with supply chains that snapped during COVID. The working and middle class were hollowed out. Young people now face $200,000 college degrees for $50,000 jobs—if they are lucky.
Trump never quits. Before he ran for the Presidency, the WEF in Davos invited him to join the globalist camp. He refused, declared that the future belongs to the patriot, and became a marked man. What followed: infiltrated campaign, jailed associates, 24/7 media assault, the Russia hoax, two impeachments, the January 6 circus, lawfare across jurisdictions, 91 felony counts, and three assassination attempts. It backfired. The more they persecuted him, the more Americans admired his focus and courage.
You are their next target. They are operating a psychological operation meant to keep you home in November. Their tools are meaningless polls, the legacy media refusing to cover Trump’s successes or spinning them into failures, and the relentless focus on Iran. The media skip over the Venezuela oil deal, the doubled Strategic Petroleum Reserve, and so many other wins. The staged Carney walk out on trade negotiations with the US is also part of the psyop and the target was the U.S. midterms, not tariffs.
Do not let the Senate’s failure to pass the Save America Act discourage you. We will beat voter fraud in 2026 the same way we did in 2024: too big to rig.
In 18 months, Trump has made the country stronger, safer, and more prosperous. Here in Georgia, manufacturing is now our strongest growth sector. In just 18 months more than $1 billion has been invested in manufacturing. Thousands of jobs have been created. Young workers and working people, including minority voters, need to understand what that means for them. Do not let the Left take the House or Senate and stop him.
President Trump endorsed Mike Collins because he needs him in the Senate to keep the agenda moving. Collins is one of the most conservative members of the House, with an A+ voting record. He would fight for the Save America Act. Oh yes, and he is being smeared. That is a good sign: it means that he has not been corrupted by the Left and that he is effective enough to be a threat to the Left. Georgia—and the country—need him in the Senate so re-industrialization continues.
The globalist policies backed by Democrats and establishment Republicans gutted the industrial base and shipped jobs overseas. The Democratic strategy has been to compensate the people left behind due to their policies and call it a moral victory. The MAGA answer is to change the system so the working class and the country can prosper again.
Conclusion: Judge policy by results, not rhetoric. And vote for Mike Collins.
Good intentions are not proof of good outcomes. The question is whether lives improve. The proven alternative to our current economic system is the American System, not socialist handouts. Our system was broken. Trump is fixing it. That is why Mike Collins must win and why re-industrialization must continue at full speed.
Mike Collins supports Trump’s economic revolution, and he is running against a socialist, Jon Ossoff. So here is the choice: a thriving middle class based on the trades and a prosperous and secure America; or a handout and we continue down the same old broken economic path.
Everyone needs to vote November 3 as if the country’s future depends on it. It does.




















