Conservatism’s Crossroads: A Movement or an Industry? | 9/12/25
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This week’s horrific assassination should serve as a cathartic moment for conservatives. However, if we continue this disconnect between digital rhetoric and actual policy accomplishments, nothing will change. We must decide once and for all if we are a movement or an industry – if we will elevate monetizing TikTokers or intrepid statesmen? I list a series of 15 policy issues where the online Right claims to be emphatically on one side, but its organizations, candidates, and often Trump himself are actually on the other side. We are all decrying social media’s influence on people like the Charlie Kirk murder suspect, but then why are the same politicians promoting AI data centers? Why is the Trump administration illegally keeping TikTok online? We keep ignoring primaries and elevating the same candidates who accomplish the exact opposite of the Twitter rhetoric!
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Yep, pretty sure it's an industry full of grifters and not a movement. Everything that's done on the public front end is fecally dipped by the quiet treasonous policies on the back. We're even likely to loose all of the initiatives gained in FL because of traitorous Susie Wiles and her like minded comrades. If only there were someone above her with the intelligence to see her subversive nature and who also possessed a set of balls to shut her movement destroying shit down? A tremendously, most,