Prometheus 6

Until then, there's David Brooks to contend with.

Brooks knows he's dealing with a collective...you know because he keeps making up names for them he thinks is flattering.

In the 1950s, divorce rates were low and jobs were plentiful, but over the next few decades that broke down. The social revolutions of the 1960s and the economic revolution of the information age have emancipated the well-educated but left the Sam’s Club voters feeling insecure.

That's okay. And he finally says what we've been saying in response to HIS apologist ravings over the last seven-plus years.

Conservatives have offered almost nothing. The G.O.P. has lost contact with its own working-class base. This is the intellectual vacuum that “Grand New Party” seeks to fill.

(Grand New Party is the book he's pimping today)