Where to begin with this? I guess with the simple part. There are not two factions of Republicans and conservatives more broadly fighting for the future of the Republican party (and conservative movement). There are at least three, arguably four or five, depending on how we cut them. They are (as five): 1) Establishment Republicans ("stodgy suit wearing conservatives") 2) RINO traitors ("Romney-esque") 3) "Middle MAGA" (Pro-America, common sense realist, hard-working, civically engaged patriots) 4) Woke Right/Post-liberal/paleoconservative radicals (they'll fight out their differences later) 5) Pragmatic neo-Establishment Republicans (think Ron DeSantis) The most likely outcome will be a fusion between the Middle MAGA and Ron DeSantis types (3 and 5): solid conservatives and classical liberals who want solutions to our problems and to get things done. Many of the Establishment Republicans (1) will come along. This faction is mostly Gen X led, not Boomer, not stodgy, and real. The RINO traitors and Woke Right (or post-liberal) radical (traitors) will kick and scream and try to ruin everything, and they'll do a lot of damage. Same as it ever was. Tim is not a very good analyst. You can like his show if you want for entertainment purposes or to feel like you're hanging out with interesting bros or whatever, but his analysis is really poor. He doesn't have the talent for it.