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You have to be effective. Most of the people who are far-right are more mouthpiece than effective. People tend to love the mouth pieces though because they say things that make you feel good.
You need the Hogan and Collins crowd to control what even comes to the floor. If the Senate map is red wave this year, Hogan is how you Get closer to a filibuster proof majority. If it is another blown red wave, Hogan is how you keep Schumer from controlling nominees. It seems people think R’s and D’s are the same because R’s aren’t announcing sweeping tax hikes, spending cuts, and extreme measures during a government shutdown to address the debt. People are frustrated they aren’t legislating like they control three chambers with huge majorities where in reality they have a narrow incompetent majority in one chamber. Red states that where Republicans are performing have a lane to ignore Ds and move policy. Feds don’t have that luxury.
People think R's and D's are the same because the R's no longer stand for limited government and the D's no longer stand for free speech. The levers of control in each party are being pulled so that the insiders benefit and no one else.
But weren't you one of the ones saying DeSantis was going to do exactly that as president? Why the sudden epiphany?
Well said!
I can't name one policymaker more aggressive or effective in moving conservative policy in this country than Ron DeSantis. Through administrative actions and policy, he would be, in my opinion, far better than the alternative at moving the needle. Having a red legislature alone doesn't move policy. Some still have roadblocks.
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