Commentary: The GOP’s Transformation Into the Party of the Working Class Is Now Complete—Democrats Should Worry

Contrary to what you may have recently heard from Joe Biden, the United States Constitution is not a living document. Each generation of scholars—and imbeciles—may interpret this document as they see fit, however, as it was written, for the good of our nation, it must remain.

Political parties, on the other hand, are living entities–the democrat party, once representative of working men and women of America has become…. Well, you know what it has become.

And the Republican Party has transitioned into a political party for the working class.

With all of this said, democrat politicians should not see another election win without the aid of theft, deception, and misrepresentation. Winning on the issues is simply no longer possible for them.

The following from westernjournal.com.

The ongoing realignment deepens each and every election cycle but somehow remains of little interest to establishment media outlets. You see, the reconstituted parties do not fit their preferred narratives. More on that to follow.

It was easier to keep the two straight when Republicans were synonymous with white and wealthy corporate elites and democrats were the preferred party of working-class immigrants and minorities.

That New Deal era line was upheld for much of the last ninety years. Conveniently, America’s institutional power centers followed suit: Wall Street and corporate America financed the GOP, while organized labor did likewise for Democrat-built and -controlled urban machines.

America’s “labor party” now manifests genuine disgust with its former core supporters.

This new generation of progressives (Read: democrat-communists) has chosen to openly “denigrate the working class (“deplorables,” “flyover types,” “clingers to guns and religion”)” which is an indictment that developed into an un-Americanism that has grown uglier and more prolific during the Trump era.

Now, let’s look at the other side of the aisle:

[The] formerly monolithic business community has incrementally decoupled from the GOP.

Welcome, President Trump, who has brokered tariff wars and a strong opposition to Chinese economic imperialism. “But the divorce goes much deeper.”

After all, there are few venues more woke in today’s America than the corporate C suite. Campaign dollars follow accordingly. For context, check out Silicon Valley’s and Wall Street’s contributions to Democratic candidates and the ubiquitous campaigns of woke advertising over the past two election cycles. Seems the era of socially conscious capitalism arrived just in time for the Biden era.

An interesting sidelight: Big business support for Democrats has chilled all that Citizens United chatter that not so long ago was a staple of Hillary Clinton rallies.

You will recall that the former secretary of state’s promise to overturn CU was always met with thunderous applause. Today, the tables have turned, given big businesses’ newfound enthusiasm for all things woke.

Indeed, major corporations want you to believe they are all in on the equity agenda. If you have any doubt, just check out the virtue-signaling ads coming your way during this month’s Super Bowl.

Back to the Republicans. The “new” GOP represents the fulfillment of a long-sought-after goal.

Herein is the transformation of the white-collar GOP to the working man’s (and woman’s) party.

The party of Main Street, not Wall Street. The party of equality (Dr. King’s version) and fair trade and free speech and law and order. All in all, pretty cool for us Jack Kemp adherents.

Still, such a realignment is seriously inconvenient for the legacy media.

Salt-of-the-earth working people wearing MAGA hats and voting Republican is simply a bridge too far for major elements of the fourth estate and the bicoastal elites.

Again, democrat politicians are looking at tough times and are likely more concerned with election fraud and vote manipulation than discussing bread-and-butter issues.

God speed to Conservatism.