You know, if you've been paying attention to the Republican party, at least the people
who think they're the leaders of the Republican party.
Recently you start to get a picture of a party that doesn't know who the heck they are.
And that's exactly true right now.
The Republican party here in the United States is suffering through a massive identity crisis.
There's no clear leader.
There's no clear path.
There's no clear vision.
There is no cohesive thing about the Republican party.
You have a bunch of individuals out there trying to direct which way the party is going
to go.
And none of them are on the same page.
This is a party, a political party that is in complete disarray.
Here's what I mean.
Look at Ted Cruz right now, Ted Cruz obviously wants to brand himself not only as the 2024
Republican party presidential candidate, but also as the overall leader of the party, he
has, without a doubt, one of the most outspoken members of the party right now, he's in the
media, he's doing everything he can to draw attention to the Southern border.
And he's all over social media pick and fights with people that he can't hope to defeat in
these arguments, but he is out there trying to be the leader.
And as I said, the issue that he is pushing is the Southern border.
Trying to make us all think that all my God it's worse than ever hoards of children are
coming across and we don't know what to do.
It's true.
There's an issue.
It's also true that the number of children coming across is no different than it was
two years ago, pre pandemic.
So not as much of a crisis as Ted Cruz would want it to be, but he is trying to tap into
the Donald Trump base who got energized with his build the wall chance.
And that's what Ted Cruz is doing on the other side of it.
Do you have house minority leader?
Kevin McCarthy, obviously in a leadership position, McCarthy would be one who would
emerge as a national leader for the party and to his credit.
I guess he's trying to poor guy, nobody really pays attention to him because he's out there
tweeting and saying to the press that the Republican party is the party of the working
class.
Yeah.
The last 40 years really show that you're not though.
And that's why that message that the entire Republican party attempted to rebrand themselves
with all the way back in February.
That's why that's not really resonating with people.
Like we can look at your record and we can see that what you're saying is not true.
I mean, every single one of you just voted against that COVID relief package that sent
out $1,400 checks to millions and millions of Americans.
So what exactly are you the working class party of, I mean, which working class, the
American working class, cause you're not doing anything for them.
Uh, you all are against the $15 minimum wage, which is broadly supported by Americans.
You don't want to expand voting rights for working class Americans.
You're actually trying to shrink those.
So McCarthy's message is falling short.
And then you got the wackos, you got your Marjorie Taylor greens out there trying to
make an issue of this so-called vaccine passport idea.
That's floating around people like Taylor green are trying to make that the central
issue, trying to compare it to Nazi Germany, somehow forgetting for a moment that to enroll
in a public school, public pre-K public college here in the United States.
And even some jobs, you actually have to prove that you have your vaccinations.
Like that's not out of the realm of what already happens in this country.
So again, these are just three quick examples, but there are plenty of them out there.
You have all of these Republicans attempting to go it alone.
And the party apparatus itself that RNC, GOP, whatever it is, silence, they don't have any
clear messaging.
And here's the thing we're kind of coming up on pre not well primary season.
Yeah, for the 2022 midterms here, people are starting to declare.
People are starting to, you know, start these committees to start raising money to either
primary or run again for office we're in election season 24, seven folks.
And the Republican party has no message.
They have no leaders and they have no idea who the heck they are.
Now you would think though, that being this aimless, the party would be suffering more
than they are.
But oddly enough, they're not because you have plenty of voters in this country who
were energized by these culture, war issues and culture war alone, you know, Oh, we can't
have trans athletes play in high school or college sports.
Oh, they're banning Dr. Seuss books because of cancel culture.
The liberals are out of control.
That's the talking point coming from the rest of the Republican party.
And unfortunately that's the one that actually is resonating with voters right now.
It's really not optimistic for Democrats, but eventually the public does kind of get
over those issues after they hear them for too many times.
So we'll see what happens in 2022.
But if you're a Republican voter, if you're a registered Republican, take a good hard,
look at your party right now and ask yourself, honestly, who are they?
And you're going to find that, that question is a lot harder to answer than you'd think.