Two great historians — one the former chairman of the California Republican Party, the other the architect of the 1994 Republican Revolution — discuss what conservatives must learn from last night.
However, there is not "a" Republican Party. There is the "Republican" wing of the UniParty, and the MAGA insurgency.
That UniParty wing controls the levers of power of the GOP (e.g., just look at the "Republican" Senators), and is the beneficiary of corporate / globalist (and CCP) funding.
My sense is that, like 2018, they'd be happy to lose through feigned electioneering incompetence and purposeful inaction, setting the stage for the Democrats taking (at least) the House and setting the stage for the permanent elimination of Donald Trump and those meddlesome and annoying MAGA riffraff.
Good analyses.
However, there is not "a" Republican Party. There is the "Republican" wing of the UniParty, and the MAGA insurgency.
That UniParty wing controls the levers of power of the GOP (e.g., just look at the "Republican" Senators), and is the beneficiary of corporate / globalist (and CCP) funding.
My sense is that, like 2018, they'd be happy to lose through feigned electioneering incompetence and purposeful inaction, setting the stage for the Democrats taking (at least) the House and setting the stage for the permanent elimination of Donald Trump and those meddlesome and annoying MAGA riffraff.
I trust you've read Angelo Codevilla's wonderful The Ruling Class?