So a big lesson from the US election is that, like Trump, conservatives can ignore the advisor class, and win. They can take chances and stand for something more than ‘we’re not them’, and win. They can run to have a mandate to make real change, and win. And they can be confident that just about everything the legacy media claims about how to win as a conservative, claims of the sort heard even in the Wall Street Journal, repeatedly in the Australian and on much of Australia’s Sky TV, is wrong.
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