Alt-Right Voices Abandon Trump, Citing Disasters and Ineffective Governance

Shifting Vibe Within the Alt-Right

• 💡 Michelle Goldberg of the New York Times notes a trend of the alt-right abandoning Donald Trump, viewing his actions as a continuous disaster.
• 🎯 Alex Kada, an alt-right commentator, observes that the cumulative IQ of the right is declining, making the entire conservative movement appear less intelligent.
• 🧠 Nathan Ness, a philosophy professor described as a race realist, stated on Twitter that global observers see Trump's actions as a disaster and conclude that right-wing, anti-woke parties are incapable of effective governance.

Critiques of "Anti-Woke" Messaging

• ⚠️ The speaker agrees that "anti-woke" rhetoric may have motivated voters but ultimately had no tangible impact on their lives.
• 📉 Conservative ads focused on "anti-woke" themes are seen as "BS" that duped people, leading to a worsening economy and reduced purchasing power.
• 📺 In contrast, Bill Maher is criticized for continuing his crusade against "woke" ideology, while conservatives who previously used it are now admitting it was a deceptive tactic.

Conservatism's Ineffective Governance

• 🧱 The core conservative agenda, including tax cuts for the rich, mass deportations, and poor trade policy, has been pursued for decades.
• 🚫 With Trump putting these ideas into practice, it has become crystal clear that conservatism does not work.
• 🗣️ The message that Trump is so incompetent he makes all conservatives look dumb is a necessary one for conservative hosts and the American public to understand.