Cultural curators in the media, corporations, and the so-called social justice warriors just can’t dislodge themselves from their narrow idea that if you voted for Trump or any other Republican, you are part of this thing that needs to become extinct.
These voters are telling you through their signs that that is not going to happen.
Even among the conservatives who found themselves voting for Joe Biden, they might not have Trump signs in their yard, but they certainly voted Republican down-ballot.
Just ask the newly sworn-in Republicans representing the Pennsylvania suburbs of Mt. Lebanon, McCandless, or in Oakmont state House and Senate districts, who won seats in the suburbs Trump lost.
Democrats are going to struggle to win these voters back for U.S. House and Senate seats if they decide to pack the courts, make D.C. a state in order to gain partisan power in the Senate, encourage corporations to boycott states, and downplay the crisis on the border.
These voters did not succumb to the pressures of 2020 wokism. They are unlikely to bend in less than two years.
Trump didn’t form a populist coalition. He was the result of one