The conviction of President Trump is monumental and may be the most important political event of the 2024 election. Across the spectrum of conservative thought, voters and pundits alike are outraged at the brazen political stunt orchestrated by the Democrat lawfare complex. Despite its national importance, Trump’s conviction is only the most publicized symptom of a profound national rot. If you’re enraged about the Democrats’ brazen lawfare against Trump, you must actively engage in the political war raging all around the country.
There is political conflict at every level — town, precinct, county, state — and there’s a shortage of engaged conservatives to take up the cause. As the political turmoil resembles a house of horrors more than a functioning government, the profoundly impactful halls of local and state politics are more crucial than ever. Ironically, despite the importance of these offices, most conservatives haven’t found it in their hearts to care.
Jesse Kellysummarized it best: “75% of Republicans can’t be bothered to show up for a primary, but everybody is talking about civil war. Be serious. Let me know when you can pause Netflix to go vote for your school board.”
Texas just held runoff elections with massive consequences, yet as in all things, the victory went to those who showed up. Rep. Tony Gonzalez won a hotly contested runoff election in TX-23 this week by around 400 votes. A district with over half a million voters saw a turnout of under 40,000 people, the margin of victory in
