The Auron MacIntyre Show The Pro-Murder Candidate Wins Virginia | 11/5/25
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Nov 5, 2025 Recent election results from New York and Virginia raise alarms for the Right. Zohran Mamdani's win is tied to local messaging and demographic shifts, while Jay Jones’s troubling past of wishing violence poses new challenges. The podcast critiques conservative infighting over media disputes that distract from election wins. Discussions also revolve around the implications of identity politics, the GOP's need to engage younger audiences on foreign policy, and the need for unity in the face of threats like Jones.
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Danger Of Normalizing Violent Rhetoric
- Jay Jones openly wished death on political opponents and their children, then insisted he meant it.
- Auron warns electing him as Virginia's top law enforcement is a dire sign for conservatives.
Self-Inflicted Conservative Distraction
- The conservative movement diverted attention to internal culture wars instead of focusing on defeating dangerous left-wing candidates.
- Auron argues that this distraction cost Republicans politically in recent elections.
Local Answers Trump Ideological Purity
- Auron says Zoran Mamdani won not because of rigorous ideology but by addressing local NYC issues while opponents looked elsewhere.
- He stresses relevance to voters beats ideological purity in mayoral races.
