I don't think this content even lands much with ordinary Republicans and conservatives anymore. No matter how much money the Koch Brothers and Dennis Prager throw at their propaganda machine the ordinary working person left or right knows the political system isn't serving them while there is money in politics. Wasn't Bezos approved financial aid from congress for Blue Origin? I mean thats tax payers money going to one of the richest people on Earth for a scientifically useless mission for space tourism. It's just socialism for rich cocksuckers.
Maybe I shouldn't be commenting I'm not even American but a lot of countries have problems that are not too dissimilar with a class of industrial, financial and political elites that work in their own class interests against the interests of ordinary people, they might throw you a bone once in a while but they primarily concern themselves with their own power and maintaining the illusion of democratic choice when the choices are both fundamentally for the interests of the richest, unless it is people coming out of left field trying to break up the power structure.
It was an interesting argument I heard for Donald Trump that he is already rich so why would he need to take political bribes of course he was a fake populist but nonetheless it is a good indicator of how people are feeling about a system that doesn't work for them. I think there is a need for a language to articulate this, unfortunately the people who have dived full on into Q anon and Trumpism know on some level there is something wrong and deeply flawed about the political system but they lack the words and a historical understanding of how entrenched power has always operated between the haves and have nots going as far back to chieftains and pharaohs.
Still the post-modern Trump wing of the Republican Party has more potency than what Dennis Prager, Mitch McConnell or the Koch Brothers can offer in terms of status quo conservative wisdom and culture war moral panics for distractions.
