David French

I have Republicans thought this through because that's what I want to know.

You know, if you look at the numbers in 2024, Kamala Harris won college educated voters by more than 10 points.

Trump won non-college voters by more than 10 points.

And there were more than there were more non-college voters than college voters.

OK, fast forward to right now.

Who do you think has their citizenship documents squared away more, college voters or non-college?

Is college voters by a mile?

You raise a really good point, and that is,

that we've been having this pattern in American politics where the vast bulk of voters are saying, hey, guys, I want prosperity and stability.

This is what we want, prosperity and stability.

And every two years, they come forward and they vote for prosperity and stability according to their best assessment at the time and then sort of recede back and get back in their lives.

In the meantime, the activist base never recedes back anywhere, and it just keeps...

hammering away at its pet issues.

In this case, the president of the United States and his MAGA activist base have this same pet issue.

And so they are hammering away at this when they're about to experience a general election electorate that's going to come forward and say, where is my peace?

Where's my prosperity?

Where's my stability?

And I think they're going to experience a tremendous electoral consequence.

David?

So I'm going to go in a completely different direction here to anything I've ever recommended before.