I am more and more confident the morally and mortally crippled Democrat party is in its final years. This will liberate the minds of compassionate Americans trapped in an obligated fealty to corruption unchecked and radicalism set to leftist infinity. It’s difficult to care for other Americans and care for our future when the party being supported cares only for power, hate, and division.

I had a similar outmoded cynicism for the Republican party. There’s a realignment occurring, though, where the Republican party is now an inclusive consensus of disenfranchised, diverse American populations drawn together by a patriotic belief our Constitution is worth preserving and our republic’s finest days are still ahead of us. This isn’t the “far right” tyranny of Democrat doomsaying. This is communal centrist realignment of Americans aching to rediscover what we all have in common as a people, rejecting the artificial divisiveness stoked by embarrassing leftist media and failed leftist policy.

For many years I’ve felt our dual (and dueling) parties have outlasted their usefulness, so I’m not opposed for the Republican party to disband and fully welcome the political realignment. The Democrat party won’t have a choice in the matter. For now, I’m comfortable and pleased with the Republican party brand being the Party of Inclusion.

I feel hope, I have faith. And I’m excited for the evolution of political party realignment we’re witnessing.