Opinion | A Kamala Harris win could save conservatism

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : What happens to traditional free-market, low-tax conservatism if Trump were to win in November?
45% : Further, if Trump were to win, the right would have permanently ceded any moral ground to the left.
42% : A second Trump term would mean that for the next four years, conservatism would continue its descent into whatever Trump decides it is based on the last person to whom he spoke.
41% : Trump would continue to fumble the abortion issue, dragging Republicans into becoming the maybe-pro-life-sometimes-when-it's-politically-convenient party.
34% : Exactly what limited government principle was Trump "conserving" when he called for the "termination" of certain parts of the Constitution in order to return himself to the presidency?
29% : But Trump believes in none of these things.
27% : But if America gives up and returns Trump to the presidency, "conservatism" as many of us understood it for the past half-century would simply become a museum piece, gathering dust on library shelves.

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