Paul Morrow

Sanctuary cities, trans, identity politics primarily.

did nothing for the real problems of the world, did nothing about our foreign policy issues, did nothing about getting food on the table, did nothing about education.

Americans figured that out, but so did the world.

They were watching.

I think the shock over Trump is his return to reality.

We're back making moves in the practical world, and it has nothing to do with a singular person-type identity.

This is disorienting to people whose careers—

We're based on the split world of identity politics who have no idea what a national identity is, who have no idea what the melting pot is, have no idea what assimilation is.

That's all he is doing.

And it drives them crazy because they forgot that language.

They can't speak that language anymore.

So sue away.

And look, you know, you can argue about predatory politics, revenge, etc.

But it's rich to be hearing about this idea that, oh, you've you're malforming the legal system.

When Donald Trump was subject to Alvin Bragg, T.S.

James, Jack Smith, Fannie Willis, who should have been.

I don't want to go into bliss and nobody has faced that that lineup.

of predatory prosecutors in modern history.

And so you can understand why he feels that way.

Especially for a choir boy.