Shapiro HATES “conspiracy theories.” So here’s a new one for him: **Shapiro is trying to sabotage Republicans, and wants them to lose** Sure, he’s been central in advocating for a war, which at 33% approval, *started out* as the least popular war in U.S. history. But he’s an Israeli patriot, so that can be explained. NeoCon MAGA 2.0 supports it too, so consider that a one-off. Except he keeps doing it. He has now turned his guns on Joe Rogan and Theo Von, dismissing the podcast circuit as a collection of Cro-Magnon conspiracy theorists and mouth-breathing idiots. This would be the same podcast circuit, if you recall, that gave Trump access to tens of millions of politically disengaged young men and helped drag the kind of irregular voters Republicans desperately needed across the finish line. Rogan commands infinitely more votes than Shapiro. There’s not a political strategist on earth who would say it’s smart to make enemies of your greatest assets. Then there is Tucker. It’s not just casting him as a Satanist, as absurd as that is. But Shapiro regularly attacks Tucker’s audience directly - the largest political podcast audience on Earth. No rational political strategist would have you attack the audience you rely on for votes. The antiwar Right? Also known as MAGA 1.0, the people who elected Trump three times? Idiots, cranks, isolationists, antisemites, or some combination thereof. It’s beefing with the GOP majority, not in Washington, but in the polls. Then Shapiro started attacking ordinary working people started complaining that groceries, housing, and eating out have become absurdly expensive. Shapiro’s contribution to Republican messaging was essentially to tell them that if a $20 burrito bothers them, they’re doing life wrong. Apparently “stop whining about food prices, loser” is the exciting new GOP pitch to the working-class voters Republicans spent a decade prying away from Democrats. He’s literally being the caricature the Dems said we were, but we weren’t. Now, Shapiro has taken it as an identity. And now he is launching preemptive attacks on JD Vance, the sitting vice president and overwhelmingly obvious heir to Trumpism, years before the succession question even needs to be settled. Vance’s offense is increasingly obvious: he represents the part of MAGA that wants fewer foreign wars, less ideological policing by the old conservative establishment, and a Republican Party responsive to the economic grievances of its actual voters. Notice the pattern? Rogan? Moron. Tucker? Purge him. Antiwar Republicans? Cranks. Populists skeptical of Israel? Beyond the pale. Working-class people angry about prices? Losers. JD Vance? Start kneecapping him before Trump has even left office. At some point the question stops being whether Ben Shapiro is good at debating college sophomores and becomes whether he possesses the political instincts God gave a mildly retarded chimpanzee. No political strategist would say, “This is how you do it.” Trump won for ONE reason: he built a winning coalition by bringing people into the GOP orbit who would never have fit inside the old National Review conservatism Shapiro still seems psychologically strapped to. Shapiro’s apparent strategy is to insult, excommunicate or declare war on practically every component of that coalition that doesn’t already agree with Ben Shapiro. Which raises a fairly obvious question: If Ben Shapiro won every fight he is currently picking inside the American Right, who exactly would be left to vote Republican? He’s not dumb, as we are always reminded. He knows the answer is “not enough to win elections.” That coalition he’s destroying is anti-pointless-war. And that’s bad for Israel. The most logical scenario here is that Shapiro the 150 IQ Super Jew knows it, and is taking exactly the opposite actions any political strategist would take to keep the coalition that elected Trump alive. And he’s trying to kill it.