And that's the challenge. I never meant to say he was wrong, I don't think he is, but it's easy to tell others they need to do something (talking to you Tim Pool). It's completely another thing to inform them how to do it. This is one of the necessary features, financial support for organizing, among other things. No one's focusing on that, or providing an instruction manual for an effective counter-effort. In the past, voting used to be all that it took.

Those crying "you need to do something", don't expect people on the right to just magically run out in the streets and become a counter-mob. It doesn't work that way, and that won't solve anything. I honestly feel at this stage the left truly is eating itself, exposing itself. The time to counter is not quite yet, in my opinion, it won't be until after the election which, let's face it, no side is likely to concede at this point.

But I see hope in one localized fact, for my experience. I know lots of people now, from the left, that have gone center, center-right, and even full right. I know of no one that has gone from right or center to the left, as a response of recent events. And I live in one of the most liberal cities in the union. That has to mean something.