Civilization
What Do I See In a Republican Victory?
The editor of Planned Man looks at the new Republican Party that just reelected a former President and recaptured the Senate.
The Republican Party reveals itself as a national middle-class party. A party that is friendly to earned success and those in need looking for a hand up. A party where the middle, bottom, and top are not divided and play a zero-sum game but are instead united in the pursuit and possession of the ever-optimistic American Dream.
What else does the Republican Party now represent?
A patriotic party. A party that loves America — warts and all. A party with America First self-confidence and swagger on a global stage. Not chauvinism, but swagger. Which just happens to be good for everyone.
A party for men and women alike — from Elon and Tulsi to the forgotten women and men across our great nation. A party of equals who know what a woman is, what a man is, and celebrates the complimentary difference. A love, marriage, baby carriages, ‘worried about the cost of life and growing prosperity’ party.
A party that takes care of its own and defends its sovereignty. That takes full advantage of the natural resources to underwrite American prosperity at home and global peace and stability abroad.
A party that does not withdraw from the world, but leads it through good example and willingness to defend and enforce its clearly stated prerogatives. A party willing to make long term win-win deals. A party willing to use carrots and sticks to defend and pursue its interests.
A party that is dedicated to prudently guiding, funding, and restraining a military that is without equal.
A nation that fights wars to win and not occupy. When we win, we do so decisively and our former foes become prosperous friends. Pax Americana is not a global occupier or welfare state, but a beacon of freedom and hope to the nations.
This article was originally published by RealClearPolicy and made available via RealClearWire.
Guy Shepherd is founder and editor of Planned Man.
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