Contra on Nostr: Let’s play a game. Name a single conservative administration in the last seventy ...

Let’s play a game.

Name a single conservative administration in the last seventy years that actually shrank the federal government.

Name one that abolished a major federal agency, balanced the budget, repealed the income tax, or shut down the fiat money printer. Name one that stopped the expansion of the surveillance state, brought the troops home for good, or dismantled the administrative apparatus that regulates your family, your business, and your church.

You can't. Because the game is rigged, and the board only moves in one direction.

The Left’s job in the uniparty is to push the throttle forward, expanding state power and codifying open rebellion against God’s order. The Right’s job is to act as the brake pad, slowing the pace just enough to give you the illusion of defense, while quietly ratifying every single expansion once they take office.
The Left builds the leviathan. The Right manages it and tells you to be grateful it’s not worse.

That’s why the Right is just as dangerous. It functions as a containment vessel for Christian resistance. It takes men who ought to be building parallel institutions, governing their homes, and holding local magistrates accountable, and convinces them to spend their energy, money, and moral authority begging a manager to run the prison slightly better.

When both options expand the same machine, refusing to play isn't quitting. It’s realizing the game was designed to make you lose. This is my humble opinion and you’re free to disagree.