Rob The Builder

Just so everyone’s clear. I’m not anti Republican or anti conservative. I’m anti splitting into factions like RINO vs MAGA It’s annoying and useless and is costing us crucial statewide races in Arizona. The adults in the room are acting like children while the “children” are tasked with cleaning up the mess. I’m politely asking every Republican in Arizona to figure it out on how to work together to win.

Mayra being correct again.

This is tone deaf and ignorant. McCain republicans tend to be pro Middle East war and the data says this conflict in Iran was a major deciding factor in people’s votes. It doesn’t get any more ignorant than this.

Absolutely.

I’m going to say something that some older Republicans probably aren’t going to like. It’s time for the under-40 generation to take the reins of political leadership in this country. And I’m not asking permission. I’m telling you that a generational change in leadership is long overdue. I respect the older generations. I respect your experience, your sacrifices, and everything you’ve contributed to this country. But your experience does not give you permanent ownership of the Republican Party, and your seniority does not automatically make your ideas better than ours. Frankly, some of the strategies you’ve spent decades defending are no longer working. The election results speak for themselves. We’re the generation struggling to afford homes, raise families, start businesses, and build the American Dream that previous generations were able to pursue. Yet somehow we’re expected to knock doors, raise money, volunteer, and vote while being told to sit down and let the older folks make all the decisions. No. We’re done with that arrangement. This isn’t about pushing older Americans out of politics. We need your wisdom, experience, and guidance. But guidance is not ownership, and mentorship is not control. It’s our future on the line, too. And we’re going to have a much greater say in deciding what that future looks like. The Republican Party needs young leaders making real decisions, recruiting candidates, shaping policy, and taking responsibility for results. Not just being invited to take pictures at campaign events. The next generation isn’t waiting for someone to hand us the future. We’re stepping up to lead it. You can help us build something that lasts, or you can keep defending the same failed strategies while the party continues losing. But understand something. This fight isn’t yours alone anymore. It belongs to all of us. And it’s time for my generation to lead.

New article coming today. Stay tuned.

Yes. Turning Point has overstayed their welcome. Their strategies are completely flawed and they are not doing their jobs. They use Charlie’s name when it’s convenient then do the opposite of what they’re supposed to do. Me and many others are done with them.

Yes! They deserve to lose their influence.

If someone can provide real documented evidence of mass election fraud and a list of corrupt judges who covered it up showing their involvement I will take back everything I said about stolen elections. Just one. Anyone.

I’ve spent the last few days criticizing the direction of the Arizona Republican Party. So let me explain what I actually want to do about it. I’m a conservative, a Republican precinct committeeman, and I’ve knocked on over 600 doors and helped register hundreds of voters. And I’m tired of watching us lose elections we should at least be competitive in. But I’m equally tired of MAGA, establishment, and McCain Republicans spending more time fighting each other than figuring out why we’re losing. Nobody is teaching anybody a lesson by losing another election. Everyone, myself included, needs to get over themselves. Here’s my plan. First, we start at the precinct level. Get Republicans back into their communities YEAR-ROUND. Talk to people. Hold town halls. Listen to Democrats, independents, young voters, and people who’ve given up on politics entirely. Second, rebuild our candidate pipeline. Recruit competent, principled conservatives who understand policy, communicate effectively, and can actually govern. Stop choosing candidates based on factional loyalty. Third, conduct a serious, independent review of our election failures. Examine endorsements, consultants, campaign spending, turnout, and candidate performance. Nobody gets immunity from accountability because they’re influential or politically connected. Fourth, develop an actual governing agenda centered on affordability, homeownership, water, education, small businesses, and economic opportunity. And finally, measure the results. Start with one precinct, expand to legislative districts, and build a statewide strategy for 2028 based on what actually works. Here’s what I fundamentally believe. Arizona isn’t permanently blue. It isn’t permanently red either. Arizonans have demonstrated they’re willing to vote for candidates from either party. They’ve also demonstrated they believe moderation is weak and ineffective. We should stop treating Democratic communities like they’re off-limits. Walk into those neighborhoods. Have conversations. Understand their concerns. You don’t have to abandon conservatism to treat somebody who disagrees with you like a human being. And for God’s sake, stop assuming voters owe us their loyalty. I want Republicans back in power because I believe conservative principles improve people’s lives. But if we want that responsibility, we have to demonstrate that we’re capable of earning it. That means holding ourselves accountable just as aggressively as we hold Democrats accountable. I’m planning to begin hosting open community town halls in January 2027, and I’m already speaking with people across Arizona who want to help build something better. I’m not interested in creating another Republican faction. We have enough of those. I want to help build a Republican Party that’s competent, principled, serious about governing, and actually worth voting for. We don’t rebuild Arizona by winning another argument inside the Republican Party. We rebuild it by earning the confidence of Arizonans. I’m starting in my own community. Who’s willing to do the same? - Rob the Builder Rebuilding the American Dream.

So grateful my district didn’t get nuked but this narrow win isn’t good enough. See yall in 2028.

Same in Arizona. I’m begging some republicans to shut up and let the adults get to work.

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Moderates. Cannot. Win.

How does this level of pettiness help me afford a house and groceries?

I am once again asking for proof of election fraud in the state of Arizona that was enough to change a result.

If I hear anyone say election fraud one more time I’m gonna put pronouns in my email signature

This goes for democrats as well. Know your place. We are your bosses not the other way around. You have 2 years to bring us back to pre Covid affordability, increase jobs, stop your culture war bullshit, prioritize American citizens, and keep our border secure. Don’t fail (you will)

Not you lookin like a burnt raisin

Hence why this election was more about reminding the GOP that we’re in charge and do NOT endorse Democrat leftist policy.