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Even if it weren't for voter sentiments over the last few years, a slew of electoral losses might make changes at the RNC seem like a no-brainer. And yet there's only one member of the committee who's willing to do anything about the party's dismal performance. Harmeet Dhillon returns to lay out her impressive list of ideas to break the GOP's addiction to losing. (Visit her site to support however you can.)
Steve Hayward fills in for the roaming Rob Long. He, Peter and James discuss megalomaniacs in Davos and disdain for academic excellence in Fairfax County.
Hosted by James Lileks, Peter Robinson, and Steve Hayward, with guest Harmeet Dhillon
Discussion (31)
I have not listened yet.
Does she have "Stop Lying to voters" on the list? Because if not, who really cares what she has to say.
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Loved Ms. Dhillon. Tactics and strategy seem to be murky and muddled in the RNC. What's really lacking is a lodestar. Perhaps "A Conservative Sensibility" ? You can game and work the voting system all you want (have at it): but present candidates as vapid as Trump and Gaetz, et al, and you are urinating into the wind. As always, great podcast gentlemen.
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Have her previous strategies been effective/successful? Not that I've seen.
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California, where she is a party leader, was the first state to "play by the new rules," and brought unexpected wins in 2020, and 2022.
That's effective.
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I wonder then why she didn't accomplish anything in Arizona or Georgia?
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