'Social contagion is real and documented. Since that's the case, it is best to select competent, even-tempered leaders for whom duplicity isn't a main feature of their character. Those brief qualifications rule Trump out entirely.' -SouthernKeeks
One month after President Donald Trump lost his reelection bid to Joe Biden, the New York Times published an article titled"Donald Trump Lost His Battle. The Culture War Goes On." Two-and-a-half years later, that headline is somewhat amusing. The former president still contends the 2020 election was quite literally stolen from him. And unsurprisingly, the culture war rages on with no sign of slowing down.
Declaring the GOP is in need of fixing is akin to blasphemy. At least, this is the perspective of too many on the Right. Criticizing political allies is unacceptable to those who believe we should only train our negative analysis on Democrats. This foolish tactic is how the GOP has largely been operating over the last several years.
The recent classified documents indictment against Trump complicates matters further. The Alvin Bragg indictment is a political stunt built on shaky ground. This latest indictment concerns matters of national security and involves recorded and physical evidence. In a recent interview, John Bolton, former national security adviser to Trump, said,"If he has anything like what the complaint, what the indictment, alleges, then he has committed very serious crimes.
On June 10, at the White House Pride event, trans activist Rose Montoya went topless in a viral video. The White House called Montoya out, but it's a good example of the growing extremism among the LGBT. On Twitter, Lambda Legal, the country's largest LGBT legal advocacy group, tweeted:"Pronouns aren't preferred. They're required." Earlier this year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that 26% of high schoolers now identify as LGBT.
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