> I don't see the first claim anywhere in the article. Seriously? From the article: > All across the country, there are people as repelled by the current Whit

> I don't see the first claim anywhere in the article. Seriously? From the article: > All across the country, there are people as repelled by the current White House as they are by the countless and increasingly baroque expressions of identity politics that dominate so much of the culture. These are people who aren’t looking for an ideology; they are looking for ideas. And many of them are getting much better at discerning the good from the bad. The Democratic Party reviles them at its peril; the Republican Party takes them for granted in folly. Were you expecting the article to use my exact wording? I won't bother defining identity politics for you because you clearly know what it is and how it relates to voting blocs. It's obvious that you're only interested in derailing the discussion with endless pedantry, so have a nice day.