Along similar lines for conservatives willing for others to be Soylent Green

My question is this: if all you older conservative commentators “are willing to die to save the American economy,” why are you not volunteering at COVID-19 wards already?

FEMA is understaffed. The country’s nurses are exhausted and frustrated. It’s a huge mess, no matter how you look at it.

So if you are willing to put YOUR life on the line as you claim, why are you not lending a hand, Glenn Beck? 

Brit Hume, I’m sure you have something to offer besides your unnecessary opinion. 

Lieutenant Governor Patrick, your state has a weak governor system. You are probably almost wholly unnecessary in the state house right now, and you announced on television for the world to see that “if that’s the exchange, I’m all in.”

https://progresspond.com/2020/03/25/an-actual-modest-proposal-for-the-willing-to-die-conservatives/

We are a divided nation. Putin understands that. Trump understands that, This is no magical person whit is going to unite us. We are divided by ethnicity and we are divided by religion 

Take white working class Democrats. Brian Schaffner, a political scientist at Tufts, measures the intensity of religious commitment using responses to the question in the 2018 Cooperative Congressional Election Study, “How important is religion to you, very important, somewhat important, not very important or not at all important?”

Among whites without degrees — the polling definition of working class — 39 percent in 2018 said religion was very important, 25 percent said somewhat important, 15 percent not too important, and 20 percent not at all important.

In the 2018 midterm elections, Schaffner found that 76 percent, of those for whom religion is not at all important voted for Democratic House candidates in 2018. At the other end of the spectrum, nearly 4 out of five — 78 percent — of non-college whites who said religion was very important voted for a Republican House candidate. 

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/25/opinion/religion-democrats-republicans.html

Yelling about tribes is not going to change reality. If abortion is important to you, you will vote for a racist like Trump who promises to decrease abortions. If you see class as the solution to everything and ignore race, you will lose black voters, just like Sanders lost black voters. You want your tribe to have a voice. 

If you are a white Evangelical who does not fear the Rapture, you will be in the group of students who head back to Liberty University despite warnings about social distancing. If you are black and remember hearing about the Tuskegee Experiment, you have no reason to trust that blacks are receiving equal access to medical treatment in the COVID-19 pandemic. You want to see the numbers broken down by race.

It is very much team versus team. Ezra Klein finds no solution in his new book. E.J. Dionne thinks it is a waste of time to reach across the aisle in his new book.

The teams don't agree on the law.and the teams don't agree on constitutionalism.That is why Trump is stacking the courts.