Earlier this week, in a massive upset to the Retard Right, groyper candidate James Fishback and Retard Right candidate Dan Bilzerian were both crushed by Trump-endorsed candidates in the Florida primaries, a devastating defeat for the Retard Right and proof that they are not resonating with white American voters.
In the gubernatorial race, Congressman Byron Donalds, endorsed by Trump, triumphed with 47.8 percent, while incumbent Lieutenant Governor Jay Collins finished second with 25.2 percent. James Fishback came in third with just 10.5 percent, a humiliating defeat for the groyper who wanted to be governor.
In Florida’s 6th congressional district, anti-immigration hardliner Randy Fine crushed low-IQ anti-Semite and triple citizen Dan Bilzerian, securing 56.9 percent of the vote to Bilzerian’s 18.7 percent. Bilzerian immediately responded to the results by claiming election fraud.
But why, despite all the support for the Retard Right online, did they lose so badly in the actual vote?
The Retard Right Civil War
One of the main reasons the Retard Right lost was its ongoing civil war. The Retard Right emerged as post-October 7 groyperism, later fueled by constant blackpilling following Trump’s victory in 2024. While groyperism began as a pro-white ideology from Nick Fuentes, his continued flip-flopping, his support of Kanye West’s doomed 2024 presidential bid, and the surge of non-white and Muslim opposition to Israel following October 7 saw an alliance between Fuentes and non-white, often leftist figures like Amrou “Myron Gaines” Fudl, Sneako, Dan Bilzerian, and Andrew Tate.
Retardation on the right peaked in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination last year, driven by increased viewership for Fuentes’ show, high-profile coverage by figures like Tucker Carlson, and the emergence of anti-Zionist candidates like Casey Putsch and James Fishback. However, the Retard Right splintered in the wake of America First United, a conference of major Retard Right figures in Columbus that was roundly mocked online. Fuentes turned on AFU’s organizers and speakers, trying to pivot back to a pro-white stance after nearly two years of promoting a “Christian-Muslim” alliance and having prominent nonwhites like Sneako speak at his AFPAC conferences. The other side of the Retard Right is the Bilzerian/Putsch/Sneako faction, which promotes anti-Semitic universalism and third worldism, openly supporting the Islamization of the West as a blow to Zionism.
At the same time the Retard Right collapsed into infighting, MAGA supporters remained united, with both normie conservatives and pro-white hardliners continuing the fight against the left. Almost all of Trump’s endorsed candidates have triumphed in primary elections this year, with Trump collecting high-profile scalps like Senator John Cornyn (R-TX), Senator Bill Cassidy (R-LA), and Congressman Thomas Massie (R-KY). These politicians supported mass immigration and actively tried to sabotage Trump’s legislative agenda. Meanwhile, MAGA congressmen like Randy Fine, Andy Ogles, Tommy Tuberville, and Brandon Gill have actively advanced radical anti-immigration legislation, such as repealing the Hart-Celler Act, an unbelievable triumph for white identitarianism.
The Coming MAGA Tide
MAGA has triumphed in the Florida Republican primaries, with anti-immigration hardliners dominating primary wins. But the general elections still lie ahead. On November 3, MAGA will face the Democratic Party, which is now pursuing a radical program of diversity and anti-white racism. These 2026 general elections will be crucial for the fate of White America. A strong campaign for identitarianism is necessary so that 2026 produces not just a Republican wave, but a hard push to the right on critical issues of national identity.
