đ Stop Blaming the Deep State, Start Delivering Results
I donât want to hear another excuse. Not another âthe deep stateâs holding us back.â Not another âwait until after the midterms.â Why? Because Republicans literally control Washington.
đ Stop Blaming the Deep State, Start Delivering Results
I donât want to hear another excuse.
Not another âthe deep stateâs holding us back.â
Not another âwe canât move too fastâ lecture.
Not another âwait until after the midterms.â
Why? Because Republicans literally control Washington. Every lever of power that matters - from the White House to the House of Representatives to the Senate - is in our hands. The executive pen. The committee gavels. The agenda. The messaging. All of it. So if we donât use it now, we have nobody to blame but ourselves.
Let me be clear: I get the frustration with the so-called deep state. Iâve talked about it, written about it, and called it out. But at some point, it becomes a crutch - a convenient way to explain away slow movement, weak messaging, or flat-out cowardice.
Itâs time we stop running scared. Because this is the moment weâve been waiting for.
President Trump is back. Conservatives hold the House and Senate. We have a rare, historic opportunity to go big - and go fast. The window is tight. Midterms are around the corner. Every day we waste is one we donât get back.
We saw what happens when we blow this kind of moment. I was 12 when Republicans had full control in 2017 and 2018. What did we do with it? Sure, we cut taxes (and that was a big win), but we also watched Paul Ryanâs House fumble a repeal of Obamacare after campaigning on it for seven straight years. We watched Senate Republicans fold under pressure and waste time trying to play nice with Democrats. We watched momentum die.
We donât have the luxury of learning that lesson twice.
This time around, we better work like weâve only got two years - because we might. The media is already gearing up their midterm hysteria. The Democrats are raising millions to claw their way back. And Republicans? We should be sprinting through our conservative checklist:
Lock in immigration reform that ends catch-and-release and finishes the wall
Drastically and permanently cut waste, fraud, and abuse and bring down our suffocating debt
Slash regulations that are strangling small businesses
Rein in the weaponized federal agencies
Pass school choice legislation that empowers parents, not bureaucrats
Defund DEI and climate cult nonsense
Make work cool again by rewarding productivity - not freeloading
And yes, finally bring the administrative state to heel by firing the dead weight and putting real patriots in charge
The passage of the Big, Beautiful Bill was a major step in the right direction. No more taxes on tips. No more taxes on overtime. Finally, a Republican bill that rewards hard work and defends working-class families. But letâs be very clear: that canât be the end of the story - it has to be the start. The BBB should be the launching pad for a legislative sprint, not a victory lap we take for the next six months.
If any Republican canât get excited about that list - or worse, canât fight for it - they need to get out of the way.
We donât need speeches. We need spine.
We donât need meetings. We need motion.
And we definitely donât need more blame games.
You know what wins elections? Results. You know what keeps Gen Z engaged and proud to vote conservative? Momentum. I talk to young people every day who are sick of politics-as-usual and fired up for a bold, unapologetic Republican Party. But if we go soft now - if we let fear or laziness sink in - weâll lose them. Maybe forever.
So no more feet dragging. No more âwait and see.â No more excuses.
Republicans control Washington. Now letâs control the narrative - and the future.
Letâs pass everything we can between now and the midterms. If we get lucky and keep the majority in 2026, thatâs bonus time. But donât count on it. Plan like this is all weâve got - and leave it all on the field.
Because the country is watching. And so is history.
Brilyn Hollyhand is a 19-year-old political commentator, bestselling author of âOne Generation Away: Why Now is the Time to Restore American Freedomâ, and host of âThe Brilyn Hollyhand Showâ. For more of his hot takes you can follow him on socials @Brilyn Hollyhand or visit BrilynHollyhand.com.



