Here is my Substack answer to the title question together with a healthy serving of conceptual analysis as part of my ongoing quest to disembarrass sad wokeheads and Dementocrats of their fatuities, fallacies, and overall intellectual feculence. ('Feculence' as you may know is from feces.) I am being polite. I am showing some 'class.'
But here is something very important for you to know.
In the political sphere, and not just there, the ability to kick ass is far more important than class. The first value clearly trumps the second. It is a mark of a RINO not to understand this.
So I predict that, even if the Republicans gain control of both the House and the Senate come November, they will not deploy their majorities in an effective way against their political enemies. Little will get done to reverse the assault on the Republic. And that is because they, as a group and because of the large number of RINOs, do not have the civil courage to punch back in the manner in which they are punched at.
Trump tried to teach them how to fight, but they ignored his clear message, or, more likely, they simply lack the civil courage to implement it. Of the four cardinal virtues, courage is the most difficult to display. For it, unlike the other three, exacts a high cost. I myself lack the courage, not to mention the social skills, to enter the political arena. I'm Italian, a lover not a fighter — until pushed to the wall.
In any case, no true philosopher could consider the political the locus of ultimate reality.