Jonah Goldberg

They just use the language of inclusiveness for some of the worst people in the world because they think there's a political advantage to it.

And so it's going to be a fight that is going to unfold for a while because Donald Trump

either for actuarial or constitutional reasons, is not going to be around forever.

And so people are already trying to figure out what the post-Trump right looks like.

And this is one of these early skirmishes in that longer-term battle.

He argued for a stronger presidency on the assumption that the presidency would be

you know, occupied by a person of real conviction and patriotic principle.

And it's sort of, you know, for him, it has to have felt a little bit like a Frankenstein's monster to have this guy he did not like and thought did not put the country first, using a lot of the arguments and mechanisms that he tried to put in place for his own ends.

I order the end to all of the lawless diversity, equity, and inclusion nonsense policies across the government and all across the private sector and the military.

I order the end to all of the lawless diversity, equity, and inclusion nonsense policies across the government and all across the private sector and the military.

I order the end to all of the lawless diversity, equity, and inclusion nonsense policies across the government and all across the private sector and the military.