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Revision as of 01:03, March 21, 2022
Trumpify the GOP is a political view or movement that the United States, and the Republican Party, would be better off if Donald Trump and his positions were more fully supported.
The 2022 Republican primaries, particularly the 2022 races to watch, are the battleground. The opposition to the "Trumpify GOP" movement is the Never-Trump movement controlled by dark-money oligarchs, such as Charles Koch-associated donors.
Key positions
The key issues at stake are:
- conservative populism, and Trump's enthusiastic support of "primarying" RINOs. No other Republican has led like this.
- "clean out the rot" of the Deep State, as Trump stated with respect to foreign policy in his speech in South Carolina on Mar. 12, 2022.
- standing up against the liberal media, as Trump does in nearly every speech while almost no other politicians do.
- election integrity, as Trump emphasizes while other Republicans run from the issue or promise fake approaches to election fraud.
- stopping globalism
- generous use of the Pardon Power to correct liberals' political prosecutions, in contrast with George W. Bush's refusal to pardon even border patrol agents
- ending illegal immigration
- ending judicial activism
- peace through strength without warmongering
- defeating unfairness of transgenderism, particularly in women's sports
- style - Trumpian Gospel, and transparency rather than control by dark money
- Second Amendment, compare with RINO votes for gun control in Ukraine aid bill
- freedom of speech against liberal censorship
- opposition to political correctness
- A Choice Not an Echo, and Phyllis Schlafly's observation that Trump has "fight in him."
- More Trump than Trump: Rep. Madison Cawthorn (R-NC), Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), and Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO).
- defeating Con Con (Convention of States)
- emphasis on having and supporting children as redemption
- opposition to COVID vaccine mandates against servicemen and others
- discrediting the liberal-controlled professional sports leagues, particularly the NFL
- bellweather GOP primaries 2022 for its future, and that of our Nation.
Dark-money Republicans
Dark-money Republicans are politicians who kowtow to an undisclosed agenda of megadonors who help reelect them, or fund their ambitions for higher office. The tell-tale signs of dark-money control are:
- support for the Convention of States to rewrite the Constitution though an Article V Convention;
- opposition to Donald Trump, who is an impediment to the globalist dark-money agenda;
- weak in opposing the homosexual agenda, or even not opposing it at all;
- in the case of elected officials, large campaign funding without much genuine conservative grassroots support;
- a tendency to grandstand; and
- in the case of non-elected persons, dependent on dark-money-controlled foundations for funding.
Example politicians
Here some of the politicians controlled by dark-money donors having a generally globalist, anti-Trump agenda. Most of these are funded or influenced by the Koch brothers' dark money network:
- former Vice President Mike Pence
- Texas Gov. Greg Abbott
- Texas Rep. Chip Roy
- Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis
Example foundations
- Texas Public Policy Foundation
- American Enterprise Institute
- Alliance Defending Freedom