'Republicans could see a massive victory in 2024, but only if they have the courage to advance the kind of conservatism a statesman such as Churchill would support.' -Michael Lucchese
Rather than get caught up in all the mire, Republicans should look to the past for an example of popular conservatism: Winston Churchill. While holding firm to his principles and convictions, Churchill was able to revive British conservatism as a potent electoral force. He commanded immense public support and wielded that power to achieve incredible things. There is no better model for winning and governing than Churchill.
At present, many Republicans are doing a poor job of seeming to be “common sense incarnate.” Instead of following the path forged by commonsense conservatives such as Gov. Glenn Youngkin , Gov. Brian Kemp , or Gov. Jim Pillen , too many in the GOP are willing to countenance or even join in the antics of Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Matt Gaetz or failed Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake.
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