Jeremy Boreing

Can we re-coalesce?

Or is it going to require defeat to actually break us of some of the...

It's funny to say break us of the fracture, but yeah, to incent us to come back together.

Well, I might say it differently.

I'm not particularly concerned with what the voter wants, because what people think they want and what they actually want are very often not the same.

I'm concerned with what the Republican voter wants.

actually wants, what they want underneath the thing that they think that they want.

You know, what we want at the surface is usually oppositional, which is why we do so poorly when we win.

When Joe Biden's president, the Republicans do great.

We all unite.

We fight.

We go score victories.

We win because it's oppositional.

We want not to lose.

When you're in victory, much more difficult because now you actually have to want the thing that you actually want.

And the sort of superficial thing that politicians and pundits want to rally us around, the sort of id, the thing that we think that we want, is no longer in play.

But it's a really good opportunity to look at what underlies all of that.

What's the thing that we actually want?

What's the thing that we're actually striving for or hoping for that we sometimes can't even articulate ourselves?

I think that the future of the movement right now is about speaking to that.