Agree with your comment! I’m a former Democrat from
“blue, no matter who” Massachusetts! Yes, the Democratic Party chose to embrace far left radicalism and as a result many like me have chosen to leave the party! As with this election, their arrogance, entitlement and condescension tuned a lot of people off. Thank you, Christopher, for leading the charge on reversing the scourge of DEI.
Agree with your comment! I’m a former Democrat from
“blue, no matter who” Massachusetts! Yes, the Democratic Party chose to embrace far left radicalism and as a result many like me have chosen to leave the party! As with this election, their arrogance, entitlement and condescension tuned a lot of people off. Thank you, Christopher, for leading the charge on reversing the scourge of DEI.
Chris Rufo did not lead the charge, actually. Not that I begrudge him trying to make a living out of it now that a great many people have seem the light.....but these ideas have been discussed and written about in American society alone since the 50s. In Europe, these ideas are centuries old. It is just that the mainstream population was caught by the collective delusion.
Generation X and Z believe they were the discoverers of all sorts of "new" concepts like this, when all they actually did was to recognize long-established ideas for the first time in their own lives. And then re-branded them. None of this is new.
Agree with your comment! I’m a former Democrat from
“blue, no matter who” Massachusetts! Yes, the Democratic Party chose to embrace far left radicalism and as a result many like me have chosen to leave the party! As with this election, their arrogance, entitlement and condescension tuned a lot of people off. Thank you, Christopher, for leading the charge on reversing the scourge of DEI.
Chris Rufo did not lead the charge, actually. Not that I begrudge him trying to make a living out of it now that a great many people have seem the light.....but these ideas have been discussed and written about in American society alone since the 50s. In Europe, these ideas are centuries old. It is just that the mainstream population was caught by the collective delusion.
Generation X and Z believe they were the discoverers of all sorts of "new" concepts like this, when all they actually did was to recognize long-established ideas for the first time in their own lives. And then re-branded them. None of this is new.