Lessons of the election America is a center right country at heart. Only 25 per cent are liberal and the other 75 per cent won’t be ruled by the 25. Campaigns are about issues and serious proposals and positions and you can’t avoid having them. Demonizing opponents and using law fare to try to jail your opponents can and will backfire. Voters don’t listen to Hollywood celebrities when it comes to voting. Most voters see Hollywood as great for entertaining but as far removed from their concerns when it comes to voting. The working class and middle America voters are done being disrespected by college elites. They want real, merit-based opportunities not government subsidies. Identity politics is ultimately losing politics as voters care more about issues not identity when living their lives. Young people are waking up and beginning to reject woke politics and their turn to the center is the surprise of the election. America wants a country with real borders and a working immigration system. America’s innovation comes from preserving freedom and opportunity not from government direction. America supports Israel and sees Iran as an enemy of civilization. The mainstream media allowed itself to become a tool for a political party and an ideology and needs to reform itself. And finally, Joe Biden should never have run for re-election.