You’re right, but we shouldn’t look at it as lying, because the parties are meaningless.

Look at the GOP. Since Trump, Q, and our own collective awakening, how many of the right do you actually support?

Probably way less than half, right? If you’re like me, it’s a fairly small circle of Trumpers.

Now look at some Dems like Tulsi Gabbard, Manchin, Sinema. Probably each controlled opposition, sure, but they are existing and surviving in their party.

Look at all the Dems who switched sides recently.

Now look at Trump, someone who, if we’re being honest, doesn’t conform to either side fully. He’s supported government programs to fund things like opportunity zones, which we (rightfully) applauded. Romney never would have done that.

Trump ran as a Republican only as a tool to get elected, and then he just got sh*t done and started exposing the swamp. That’s neither a left thing nor a right thing, that was a MAGA thing.

Our parties are meaningless. They are tools for getting elected where you can, so you can do whatever good you can.

That’s how we need to approach this.

Tell them you're a JFK Democrat.

It's a slippery slope but I think a tactical aproach is okay when the entirety of political theatre is a sham anyway.

We can then focus on being truthful to the key role of a politicians, to serve the people of their region.

It's not lying, it's just undercover work.