Why Calling Opponents "Weird" Is Anti-American

Calling the other side “weird” is just a way of saying "basket of deplorables" in the TikTok era. Like it or not, each party in the upcoming election is almost certain to win over 70 million votes. If the central argument of each side becomes “the other side is weird,” that’s a good way to make sure that whichever side loses no longer sees themselves as part of the same culture or country as the one that wins. It's not hard for Republicans to level the charge of “weirdness” in return – over the left’s advocacy for biological men to compete with women in sports, for the elimination of ordinary gas stoves, or countless other policies. The right counterargument to the left’s policies should be why they leave Americans worse off, but if Democrats stick to their newfound campaign strategy of alleging “weirdness,” Republicans are left with no choice but to respond in kind.

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