Early Wednesday morning, the new Republican coalition was confirmed as a winner in American politics. Donald Trump’s Republicans had secured Pennsylvania’s 19 electoral votes, sending the 45th president back to the White House to become the 47th.

Trump’s return to the White House not only ended the era of Barack Obama’s Democratic Party, it&nbsp;stomped out the dream of a return to the country club sensibilities of the old Republican Party led by George W. Bush and Ronald Reagan.

A Harris victory was neoconservatives' last hope for a return to old Republican country club sensibilities{ai:summary}<p>Donald Trump’s Republicans won Pennsylvania’s 19 electoral votes, securing his return to the White House as the 47th president. This victory marks a significant shift in American politics, ending the influence of Barack Obama’s Democratic Party and the traditional Republican ideals of past leaders.</p><p>The outcome signals a consolidation of a new Republican coalition, distancing itself from the country club sensibilities of previous GOP leadership. #politics</p>

Geoff Russ: Neoconservativism is dead. Trump conservativism is the new norm

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