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Is The Neocon-Establishment Right Trying To Reconstitute and Co-opt Social Conservatism?
Is there a trend and possibly a strategy right now by teo-conservatives, neoconservatives and establishment GOP to co-opt and capture what might be called the Trump Republicans via supporting a traditional social conservative platform?
The following post was in response to the RNC making drugs an issue in the Fetterman campaign, attacking decriminalization of drugs:
Is the RNC looking to return to a traditional socon platform, which would also be welcomed by the DNC? Did they do research that told them they could resonate with Trump supporters if they focused on abortion, gender identity, sexuality, whites v. their victims, and drugs? And it appears that border control is also part of the sales pitch.
It seems to be a clear strategy, reeking of the likes of Karl Rove. Appeal to Trump Republicans by focusing on issues that they would probably agree with. Start with border security and LGTBQ+ issues. Keep abortion on the back burner, but pay it some lip service from time to time. See if they can gain some traction by being tough on drugs, starting with a focus on drug cartels and fentanyl.
Can they get most of the disaffected GOP to forget about spending, monetary policy, cronyism, corruption, big government and war, especially if they can change the focus to other issues the GOP establishment doesn't really care about?
The current situation with blatant and unprosecuted crime also provides an opening for them. Can they mutate support for actual enforcement of basic law back into blanket support for police, the military, and agencies such as the FBI and CIA? That would bring them just one step away from support for a full interventionist, globalist, hegemonic, nation-building, pro-war agenda.
If you notice this strategy in action, post to this thread...
Is there a trend and possibly a strategy right now by teo-conservatives, neoconservatives and establishment GOP to co-opt and capture what might be called the Trump Republicans via supporting a traditional social conservative platform?
The following post was in response to the RNC making drugs an issue in the Fetterman campaign, attacking decriminalization of drugs:
I'd wager they are aiming for the social conservatives. Everything seems to be an attempt to funnel division on that.
"Don't worry about inflation, cronyism, corruption, big government, totalitarianism, war, etc., look over there! What you really need to focus on is abortion, gender identity, sexuality, whites v. their victims, and drugs!"
Is the RNC looking to return to a traditional socon platform, which would also be welcomed by the DNC? Did they do research that told them they could resonate with Trump supporters if they focused on abortion, gender identity, sexuality, whites v. their victims, and drugs? And it appears that border control is also part of the sales pitch.
It seems to be a clear strategy, reeking of the likes of Karl Rove. Appeal to Trump Republicans by focusing on issues that they would probably agree with. Start with border security and LGTBQ+ issues. Keep abortion on the back burner, but pay it some lip service from time to time. See if they can gain some traction by being tough on drugs, starting with a focus on drug cartels and fentanyl.
Can they get most of the disaffected GOP to forget about spending, monetary policy, cronyism, corruption, big government and war, especially if they can change the focus to other issues the GOP establishment doesn't really care about?
The current situation with blatant and unprosecuted crime also provides an opening for them. Can they mutate support for actual enforcement of basic law back into blanket support for police, the military, and agencies such as the FBI and CIA? That would bring them just one step away from support for a full interventionist, globalist, hegemonic, nation-building, pro-war agenda.
If you notice this strategy in action, post to this thread...
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