On November 20th, 1945, the Nuremberg Trials began.
Hitler's Germany had collapsed and it was a time for Nazi political, military, and economic leaders to pay for their atrocities and the holocaust.
Today. November 6, 2026.
After the Democrats historic wins in the House and the Senate an accounting is coming for the corrupt Trump regime. The Trump trials that lie ahead next year will be about exposing the massive corruption in the regime.
For starters there's two criminal cases that the Democrats have targeted and are reopening;
*The Georgia Election Case: The Georgia state election interference case against Trump was paused in 2024 after he was elected for a second term. The case was dropped in 2025.
* Federal Cases (2020 election and Classified Documents): The federal prosecutors regarding the 2020 election and the handling of classified documents have effectively been stalled or wound down following Trump's return to the presidency. Next year expect them to return and haunt the first felon.
Also, in store for the Trump regime...
Aggressive Oversight and Subpoena Power; expansive investigations into corruption, profit-seeking by regime officials, and foreign investments in Trump properties.
Expect to see open hearings in Congress in 2027. Corporate scrutiny is going to be intense as Democrats investigate companies pocketing tariff refunds to protect corporate profit margins rather than passing the savings to customers.
Expect to see records unsealed. Subpoenaing federal files and government documents, including the government's handling of the Epstein files.
The new blue congress is going to pressure the federal appropriations process to hold up or withhold funding for the Department of Defense to pressure the regime into ending the war against Iran.
Going even further the new congress will force votes on War Powers resolutions to reassert congressional authority over unsanctioned military actions.
Because Trump maintains veto power and Democrats lack a supermajority the incoming leadership is going to focus on high-leverage economic legislation, foreign policy constraints, and agressive oversight.
As it Stands, it's exciting watching the political pendulum swing toward justice.
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