While many may not switch to the GOP, others will become independent, putting them in a position to support conservative policies.
To complete this move to the right, George Soros funding needs to go, and that includes from his son, who is just as evil and liberal. Political funding is corrupt through and through, and the politicians get to keep a lot of the donations. How else do Congress members arrive poor and leave as millionaires? This is wrong in so many ways and means politicians all play the games, which also means they vote sometimes based on making money. Wrong in so many ways. All IMO.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/in_focus/4491539/democrats-may-lose-dark-money-security-blanket/
“Between December 2024 and December 2025, approximately $280 million in untraceable funds flooded federal political committees, campaign finance records show. Roughly $150 million of that sum came from organizations aligned with the Republican Party. Of the remainder, $53 million came from industry groups and centrist committees, while just $75 million was contributed by organizations aligned with the Democratic Party. If current trends persist, Republicans would receive more support from anonymous donors for the first time since 2018.
Most of the dark money that entered federal elections in the year following the 2024 presidential election came from just a handful of deep-pocketed groups. All told, the 10 largest anonymously funded donor groups accounted for more than 60% of the dark money that has entered federal elections so far this cycle.
One Nation, for instance, cut a $35.3 million check to the GOP-aligned Senate Leadership Fund. American Prosperity Alliance, a nonprofit organization previously linked to former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA), poured $30.7 million into a collection of conservative political committees. AIPAC’s advocacy arm, meanwhile, pumped $30 million into its allied United Democracy Project. Top liberal committees such as Majority Forward and Everytown for Gun Safety Action Fund, meanwhile, donated just $19.2 million and $6.6 million, respectively, into political committees.”