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Two Weeks to Go

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Briefings

The author predicts a profound shift in US scientific and medical research funding following the 2026 midterm elections, warning that the Republican administration's hostile approach to federal research will likely continue under the incoming Trump administration. The text notes that the Republican Party is expected to lose badly in the election, potentially leading to a 'Second Reconstruction' aimed at reforming the Executive Branch. Key figures mentioned include Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Pete Hegseth, who are cited as examples of the administration's incompetence. The author expresses deep concern about the erosion of constitutional law and the social fabric, while acknowledging uncertainty about the specific destructive policies Trump might implement.

Key points

• The author predicts a profound shift in US scientific and medical research funding following the 2026 midterm elections.
• The Republican Party is expected to lose badly in the election, potentially leading to a 'Second Reconstruction' aimed at reforming the Executive Branch.

Context

The article is a personal commentary on the 2026 US midterm elections, warning that the incoming Trump administration will likely continue the hostile approach to federal research funding established by the previous administration. The author argues that the Republican Party's expected electoral defeat will enable Democrats to dismantle the current system, potentially leading to a 'Second Reconstruction' with the motto 'Let's Do It Right This Time'.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the author's personal observations and predictions about the 2026 midterm elections. Specific dates for the election are not provided, and the author does not offer causal claims about the future beyond the expected loss of the Republican Party. The text does not include specific numbers or units for research funding, and the author does not provide a link to the source article.

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