Former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson will not be a part of the GOP debate on Wednesday. While Hutchinson insists that is not the end of his presidential campaign, the reality is his campaign died well before it began.
Hutchinson, regardless of his merits and long record as a conservative in Bill Clinton’s Arkansas, was never going to win the GOP nomination. He is the second-oldest candidate in the primary, and his brand of conservatism is older than the moment.
TRUMP’S FORMER DEFENSE SECRETARY SAYS MILLEY IS RIGHT TO FEAR BEING JAILED IF TRUMP RETURNS TO OFFICE That was proved on April 5, 2021, the day Hutchinson’s not-yet-imagined presidential campaign died. On that day, Hutchinson vetoed a bill that would protect children from being permanently disfigured by puberty blockers, hormone replacements, and surgery.
Hutchinson’s brand of go-along-to-get-along conservatism failed to meet the moment. Protecting children from permanent disfigurement based on junk social science was just “legislative interference” in “complex and sensitive matters” between young people and their doctors, according to Hutchinson. Unwittingly, he adopted the language of pro-abortion activists when it came to sex changes for children.
Simply put, you can’t ignore a culture war that is brought to your shore, especially when it involves permanent damage to children. Hutchinson has recognized that on abortion but failed to see it on this matter. As a result, his presidential campaign never had a chance. He should do everyone a favor and stop pretending he has any hope of turning it around when he never had any hope of winning in the first place.
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