To Win The War For America, The GOP Needs To Realize It’s Happening
Nathan Stone – The reactions to last Tuesday’s elections can be broadly divided into two camps. “Why is everyone losing their minds over leftists winning predictable races in blue states?” and “The GOP had better wake up or we’re toast in 2026!”
If it had just been predictable races won by predictable people, the first reaction would be understandable. But when the GOP loses its supermajority in the Mississippi Senate (a state President Trump won last year by 22 points) and when both GOP incumbents in Georgia’s statewide Public Service Commissioners races are ousted by Democrats for the first time in decades, some deep soul searching needs to take place — and stat. Continue reading
I was raised as one of Them. I studied Critical Theory at the Sorbonne in the ’80s. My step uncle was the Administrator of the DEA for four presidential terms. He was a Republican, the same way that James Comey was a Republican. When I stayed at his house in the summer of 2023, I told him I thought that Merrick Garland was a Communist and he didn’t seem to know what I meant.
Jessica C. – Psychologists have confirmed that the political opponents of Donald Trump are now suffering from elevated levels of anxiety, despair, guilt, depression, insomnia, grief, fear, and panic. Their efforts to kill or capture Trump to keep him off the ballot in 2024 all failed. Now they are suffering from mental health problems like never before.
Lars Møller – As pointed out by Victor Davis Hanson, Trumpism is not so much an expression of a revolution as a counter-revolution. However, the movement is truly in the nature of an insurrection. It is fueled by a fierce anger that has built up from coast to coast since the creeping attacks on national institutions — and identity — during the Obama years.
Brian C. Joondeph, MD – America’s political system is based on two parties, Republicans and Democrats. Given that the collective differences between the two parties are minimal, they are referred to as the uni-party, the ruling class, or simply “the swamp.”