Tomi Lahren's disturbing obsession with winning reflects growing attitude on the Right

The Right had one focus in 2016— winning. Naturally, it was expected that with the White House and Congress back in Republican hands, a time of success would follow.

As we’ve seen over the past eighteen months, being the party in power does not automatically guarantee a favorable outcome. Quite often, stump speeches fail to translate into action once a candidate is in office. Peer pressure and reality can combine to dissuade politicians from pursuing such lofty goals. Sometimes the purpose of campaign promises is only to propel a politician to victory in the first place. This is a frustrating truth about the political system.