What political conclusions can we make from Donald Trump’s CPAC speech? We can confirm who is the actual leader of the Republican Party and that he is making an opening to fight for even more influence in the party.
Trump is likely to lead the elections for the Congress and Senate in 2022 and also make a possible attempt to retake the White House in fall 2024.
“With your help, we will take back the House. We will win the Senate. And then a Republican president will make a triumphant return to the White House. And I wonder who that will be?” Trump said.
We can also see that Trump will not lack political fuel. He is stepping out on the topic of illegal migration which is being ideologically promoted by the Biden administration at a time when ordinary Americans often don’t have jobs and can’t send children to schools. The ideologization of everything is taking place, including permitting people born as men (and who are still men) to participate in women’s sports.
This obviously absurd transformation of America’s cultural and societal foundations is begging for a champion to rise and speak to the frustrations and concerns of the electorate, and Trump did exactly that by stating that women’s sports as we know them are dying.
In terms of the economy, the former president underlined Biden’s lack of will to face China and his ideological push towards abandoning traditional energy sources in favor of unreliable wind power plants, which are also harmful to the environment.
“Now they’re taking this incredible energy independence away from the people of our country. And you’re going to see costs go up like you have never seen them go up before,” he emphasized.
Trump also criticized socialism as an inefficient, unreliable system which strips people of their freedom. He underlined that people from countries in Latin America, such as Venezuela, support Republicans because they are aware of the consequences of socialism and “cancel culture” winning.
Now, we come to the issue which is particularly important for the Polish audience.
Conservative, patriotic and Christian environments are facing the same censorship and muzzling on social media, the same intimidation of those who think differently, and they are being chased out of universities, media and the whole sector of culture.
It is worth listening to what path Trump is offering American conservatives.
First of all, decisive punishment of Big Tech monopolies wherever censorship is identified will be key.
“The time has come to break up Big Tech monopolies and restore fair competition. (…) And if the federal government refuses to act, then every state in the union where we have the votes… which is a lot of them… Big tech giants, like Twitter, Google and Facebook should be punished with major sanctions whenever they silence conservative voices,” he warned.
The Polish state also possesses these tools: Deputy Minister of Justice Sebastian Kaleta proposed a bill in this direction not so long ago. I’m not claiming that his exact solution is the one that is what should be used, but something must be done. And if not now, then when?
Secondly, if this fight is so unfair then we need tough people to face it. Politicians who are making up to the other side will not manage it.
“We cannot have leaders who show more passion for condemning their fellow Americans than they have ever shown for standing up to Democrats, the media and the radicals who want to turn America into a socialist country,” Trump declared.
Thirdly, further capitulation in the cultural war will yield nothing. We must rise up to the challenge and protect the foundations of civilization; be proud of the beautiful pages of history of our nation, speak of love for our country and respect our flag.
“We believe in patriotic education and strongly oppose the radical indoctrination of Americans youth. It’s horrible. We are committed to defending innocent life and to upholding the Judeo-Christian values of our founders and our founding. We have raised free thought, we stand up to political correctors, and we reject left-wing lunacy. And in particular we reject cancel culture,” Trump stated.
These conclusions also concern Poles.
I immediately respond to critics who would claim that this is the advice of a loser and therefore worth nothing. That is untrue. Trump did lose, but mainly due to the pandemic, which not only scared off elderly voters, but it also allowed the Democrats to change the rules of voting, which were followed by numerous irregularities.
Yet, Trump has managed to reprofile the entire Republican Party — today it increasingly represents working people, and he is enjoying high popularity among Hispanic voters. Most importantly, he has established a strong emotional bond with his 75 million voters, representing a record turnout for any Republican candidate and representing far more votes than even Barack Obama ever received.
The Democrats took over the Senate and maintained Congress, but their advantage is minimal. All is possible.
Where were the government safeguards in our “country f’ing” last election? This system is corrupt to the core, flush it.
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What are you going to do about all of the new voting rules the Democrats have passed. It looks like they are making it where they can be sure another party is never elected.
WRITE YOUR CONGREEMAN AND SENATOR . TO NOT VOTE FOR HR-1
THAT WILL ONLY BE GOOD FOR THE DEMORATS AND NO OTHER PARTY
WILL WIN ANOTHER ELECTION.
I have already written my congress people and Senators!