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One can only truly be magnanimous if one feels their victory was actually assured and secure. They most definitely do not feel that way. If one is worried that they might lose power quickly or that they are really a minority governing over a hostile majority, you have to stamp out the idea of...

Historically, the right did. You probably even remember it as the Great Boogyman of the 90s, the "Moral Majority". You had a lot of national grassroots organizations built up in the SocialCons. However, the establishment right, media, and academia hated socialcons and have been chipping away...

Look, I'm as tired of the old Establishment GOPers not holding firm, but this is blatantly false. If anything, the opposite is true, the Establishment GOP has even moved to the right on many issues. Take gun control, for instance, in 1990, it was acceptable for Establishment GOPers to be...

This is revisionism of the highest order. Georgia was not lost because of Trump. He might share some blame, I'll grant, but not sole blame. In point of fact, there is actually a single explicit point that altered the trajectory of the Georgia Senate runoffs and it had nothing to do with Trump...

This is a lot easier to answer than you might think? Firstly, the Dems won a lot of seats in the Senate comparatively. Yes, fewer than they EXPECTED, but they still won it. As to the results in the House... I'm not taking a firm stance saying that the fix was in, but from a logistics and...

. . . Between this in Michigan and the shenanigans that happened in Pennsylvania that likely tipped the State to Biden... that would have been enough. If those two states had gone to Trump it would have been 270 for him.

I know it's hard to remember, but late 2019 was pre-Covid days. In the tail end of 2019 before the lockdowns there was a lot of indicators that Trump had a very solid path to victory. The primary concern of the electorate was the economy at the time, an issue where Trump and the Republicans...