America: The Next Election

RealClearPolitics at a glance

RealClearPolitics blocks automated reading, so these figures are the ones RCP published, as reported in search results on Oct 16, 2026. Averages move daily: open RCP's live Senate map, House polls and the generic ballot article. The polls currently favour Democrats; we show that plainly, because the Charlie Challenge below is about turning out and winning anyway.

The Living Economy vs the Green Energy Economy

Our argument: the "green energy economy" sold itself as caring for the planet, but much of it was built to move money and control into the same few hands as the Living Dead Economy. A living economy does the opposite: it grows life, local ownership and freedom.

How it became a front

1. A good cause as the doorway. Most people want clean air, clean water and a healthy Earth. That goodwill was used to win support for large programmes.
2. Money followed the mandate. Government targets, subsidies and "ESG" scoring steered trillions of dollars toward the same large asset managers and banks, who profit whether or not the planet improves.
3. One number replaced a living world. Carbon credits and offsets turned stewardship into a tradable product, creating a new market that can be owned and controlled from the top.
4. The hidden costs. Batteries and panels depend on mining, including cobalt from Congo where child labour has been reported, and on supply chains dominated by one country.
5. Control grows. Energy is the root of everything. Whoever sets the rules on energy, with digital IDs, carbon tracking and limits, gains a hand on every part of life. That is the Living Dead pattern: systems that feed on people instead of serving them.

What a living energy economy looks like

Abundant, affordable energy of every kind, owned as locally as possible; farms that rebuild soil; clean water and air; nuclear, gas, hydro, solar and wind chosen on honesty and cost, not slogans; and no one forced to pay for someone else's profit. See the Energy system and the Human Health Index.

Fair note. This is our argument, not settled fact. Many people support renewable energy sincerely, and some projects clearly help communities and cut pollution. The claim here is that the movement's money and rules were captured by Living Dead interests. Check the sources, weigh the other side, and decide for yourself. Figures and examples should be verified before the election.