The PF debate is a good example of how people IRL are rarely black and white. We want Trump to be the big white knight and then we realize he is just an old Boomer, but who at least does love America.
Moral issues can be black and white as standards, but people aren't. 1/ Reagan is a great example of this. He had so much lingering love because he seemed to be the last President who actually liked America. He was deeply flawed and laid the ground work for many things, but I dont see him as personally evil, like say Biden or Obama is. 2/

As the Supreme Court ruling over Birthright citizenship approached, the Blackpilling began even before the ruling. People are so invested in their victim hood, they are actively creating a self fulfilling prophecy of failure.
The Court is not my god, my faith does not rest in 1/ Robed men as @Semiogogue rightly to point out. My faith is in Christ. My faith is in the Hand of God that repeatly protects our President Trump. My faith is in the Spirit moving through Trump and his Admin despite their Boomer flaws. This Spirit that is alive and working in 2/

The eRight analytical failure for this race comes down to trying to apply the same framework to 3 different issues:

Voting age cohorts
Zionism
The Republican Base

The line from Massies side and many on eRight applied their view of Zionism to all 3 without recognizing the 1/ Significant contrasts between these 3 issues.

First the Boomers didn't take this race from you. There are more Millennials than Boomers in America. Truthfully Millennials and Gen Z could be deciding races at the voter level. Yes Boomers hold the organizational power, but not 2/