Jeremy Boreing

It's about speaking to the thing that people don't know that they want because they don't have language for it yet.

But they all know that something is broken.

They all know that something is missing.

And it's not just the battle with the left.

It's happening in the battle on the right.

And I think that what people want right now is a vision.

is an affirmative, positive vision for the country.

And it's not being offered to them right now by almost any faction within the Republican coalition.

There's a lot of people trying to use the oppositional energy that's inherent to politics.

And since we don't have a left to point it at, at least not an ascendant powerful left right now to point it at, we're pointing it at each other.

Each faction is trying to move it

move the oppositional impulse within the movement to be against other people who are broadly right of center.

But I think what the audience wants underneath is to know, is there a better future possible for this country?

Are our best days behind us?

Is it true that we just failed to preserve the greatest experiment in human history?

Is human flourishing still possible?

Are we all about to lose our jobs?

Are we about to lose our nation?

Have we already lost our nation?

Do my children have any chance of living the American dream?