"If the GOP can deliver viable, free-market alternatives to the restrictive environmental policies coming from the left, their appeal to Gen Z would skyrocket," Schlott argues.
"Pushing for innovation and offering economic incentives to businesses fighting climate change is just one way the GOP could show it's on team green." The very last thing Republicans should be doing is keeping government's dead hand on the scale to push one scientific understanding of climate change and its effects, which Democrats have universally campaigned on as a means to expand government and harm the American worker.
As Saagar Enjeti rightly pointed out last summer upon the group releasing a promotional video, Gen Z GOP is "Basically Bidenism-lite" and a product of the corporate elites who have run the Republican Party for far too long.
"Meanwhile, Gen Z Republicans say society does not do enough to accept gender non-conforming people at a rate three times higher than some older Republican generations," Schlott writes.
"Many Gen Z voters imagine Republicans as rigid, evangelizing traditionalists. By adopting a more live-and-let-live philosophy in favor of cultural conservatism, the GOP would appeal to more young people." A "Live-and-let-live" philosophy is exactly what propelled America into the mess we find ourselves in today.
"In short, the GOP should work on rebranding as the modern, reasonable, solutions-oriented party," Schlott concludes.
"If Republicans succeed in crafting this new identity, it will make enormous strides with young voters and secure its future." Schlott is operating on a very different definition about what is "Modern" and "Reasonable" than those seeking a GOP that works for more than just Wall Street.
Monday, June 28, 2021
Republicans Will Not Win Anything By Bowing Down To The Left
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