Republicans Didn’t Fight the Elites — They Became Them | 2/10/26
February 10, 2026
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Republicans Didn’t Fight the Elites — They Became Them | 2/10/26
Summary
Republicans ran on fighting for the forgotten American — but instead became the very elite power structure they claimed to oppose. In this episode, I break down why the GOP is losing elections on issues conservatives don’t even agree with: Big Tech favoritism, elite corruption, corporate subsidies and venture socialism, data centers destroying farmland and rural America, Cabinet members with ties to Epstein, and corrupt deals with China and Arab states that sell out our national security. While Republicans cling to power without principles, Democrats are outflanking them on affordability, corruption, and working-class messaging — and the data proves it. Special elections, polling, and voter trends show a consistent 15-point GOP underperformance, putting even red states at risk. Democrats are successfully running as the “anti-elite” party. The question isn’t whether Republicans are losing — it’s why they’re losing for nothing. If conservatives are going to lose, shouldn’t it at least be for their own values?
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