> The big question for the G.O.P. during the Biden era is whether the legacy of Carlson’s culture wars adds up to a viable platform for a major political party.

> The big question for the G.O.P. during the Biden era is whether the legacy of Carlson’s culture wars adds up to a viable platform for a major political party. Translation: please retreat to complaining about regulation and taxes (and starting the occasional war - we won't complain too much about that one, like we didn't hold Trump's assassination of Qasem Soleimani against him), and let us decide how culture and the country will evolve by inserting propaganda into even math class [1]. They try to put it in the most generic, inoffensive terms, like "learn about race", but what they mean is learn about race from people who agree with them on every racial issue. I guarantee that if, say, it was American Renaissance putting together and administering the coursework to children, even if every question of fact in that coursework was accurate and beyond dispute, the author would very quickly realize the wisdom of sticking to just math. [1] https://www.newyorker.com/news/our-columnists/how-math-became-an-object-of-the-culture-wars https://www.newyorker.com/news/our-columnists/how-math-becam...