he WILL

I don't watch his podcast anymore but I've no doubt that's what he's saying.

He doesn't like Trump

He didn't even vote for him.

That's right.

das rite!

He said he would've voted David French if he continued to the general election.

"Way to cost us a totally winnable seat, Trump"

He said that?

That's right.

Who the hell is DAvid French

In mid-2016.

The National Review Neocon with a black son

He was selected by Bill Kristol and the Neocon Crew to run as an independent against Trump.

^

But French backed out after a week of having announced him running.

undoubtedly would have cost Trump the election.

but shapiro didn't care

he *KNEW* clinton would win

I can't believe I used to watch Shapiro.

even back in mid 2016 when I was a vociferous supporter of his, that made me twitch.

Yeah I was a massive supporter of his then too.

Also Louder with Crowder

rofl

yeah, unfortunately.

thankfully i've moved on to greener pastures ideologically

ones far less monopolised by the alt-lite and status quo conservatism.

I dunno when I changed my mind on Shapiro, I have to think back. But Crowder it was after that "change my mind" he did on "socialism is immoral" and the first kid that sat down with him was a total national socialist from /pol/ and just wrecked Crowder. Steven got so defensive and started getting up in his face and I was like "Whoa, Crowder is more aggressive to this kid than leftists."

And yeah good for you.

I still can't believe I was such mopey conservative, I used to take pride in the fact I was a Neoconservative

>When Neocon Don cuts aid to enemies of Israel

@🎃Boo-ton🎃 tbh they should just cut aid to them all.

"enemies" and "allies"

The Israel Lobby, gentlemen. A much-needed read in shaping your foreign policy point of view.

Yeah you posted something on your discord about it right?

🆙 | **zakattack04 leveled up!**

A new article

I haven't read it yet but I want to

I haven't taken the redpill on the jews yet.

Without a comprehensive understanding of the history of the region, the geostrategic role local commodities/pipelines play (oil, gas, water), sectarian conflicts between Shia and Sunni, the market share of Saudi oil and Russian natural gas and the economic profiles of different regions of the Middle East, one cannot hope for a balanced and complete perspective of how to form a pro-American package of policies on the region.

I always shied away from taking ANY position on foreign policy given its multi-faceted nature.