Jason,
Tucker Carlson. Candace Owens. Alex Jones. Marjorie Taylor Greene.
These are the people who spent years building Trump up, defending him, and delivering him back to the White House. And in the last couple of weeks, every single one of them has turned on him.
Tucker Carlson called Trump’s threats to annihilate an entire civilization “absolutely disgusting and evil” in a 43 minute rant, saying military officials should refuse his orders.
Candace Owens called Trump a “genocidal lunatic” and called for Congress to invoke the 25th amendment. MTG did the same.
Alex Jones said he sounded like an unhinged super villain from a Marvel movie.
I don’t say this lightly, Jason. There’s a tidal shift happening on the right. If even the loudest, most loyal MAGA allies are finally seeing what we’ve known all along, you have to wonder: what are everyday Trump voters feeling right now?
Betrayed. They were promised lower costs, no new wars, and “millions and millions” of new jobs. None of that has happened. And the people who helped sell voters that vision are now publicly admitting that Trump is out of control.
But here’s the thing. The right turning on itself doesn’t fix anything on its own. Disillusionment isn’t a movement — it is, however, a window of opportunity.
The buyer’s remorse on the right is real and it’s only growing. And the time to do something about it is right now. The only question is whether we’re ready to offer voters more than just the opposition of Trump, but a real vision for a better future.
That’s where Leaders We Deserve comes in.
While Trump is melting down and his base is fracturing, we’re out here building something. Backing candidates who are actually worth believing in, who will be bold and courageous, and who will fight like hell for the working class communities they come from.
Thank you,
David Hogg
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