Jeremy Kauffman

I don't see someone who is better than him who is feasible to center around.

And to me, politics is the art of the possible.

So who's better?

You know, like even Massey, who is clearly better than him in lots of ways from a libertarian perspective, is actually not better than Trump on key areas of the culture war or pulling the culture apart.

you know, rightward, like Massey is going on, you know, testifying to Congress and talking about, you know, how this gun control legislation is racist, you know, or whatever.

And maybe it is, I'm not saying Massey's argument is wrong, but this is not an argument you would get from Trump.

This is attempting to win inside of a leftist, you know, kind of, of, of, of frame.

And so,

To me, it's always like, well, who's better?

Who can do a better job?

I don't even see someone behind Trump who's ready to talk the way that Trump is, you know, about immigration.

Like Trump is willing to be like, yeah, we don't want anyone from Somalia.

How many Republicans are willing to say that today?

This is not something that is really how many libertarians are willing to say that?

you know today this is not something that you know we're just trying to get we're just trying to get them to stop bombing somalia but you're right again as i said when we get the specifics like i don't i i would prefer that gas was not 450 you know like i'd say

certain issues, immigration being a key one, in the way that I would like them to talk about it.

The views that they have

are rare to find worldwide.

And they still, you know, aren't sort of recognizing, you know, this issue.

And this is part of what I think is really hard.