Republicans wisely refuse to let Trump drag the party back into 2020 election claims, recognizing that such a focus hands Democrats an easy distraction from the real issues of border chaos, regulatory tyranny, and fiscal ruin. Candidates who stay fixed on inflation, crime, and federal overreach show better political instincts than those chasing televised grievances that voters have already moved past. This discipline aligns with the constitutional design of frequent elections as the people's remedy against concentrated power, not endless litigation over past results. The Founders built a system of limited government and federalism that demands present action to restrain the administrative state, not retrospective theater that invites courts and bureaucrats to settle political disputes. By keeping their eyes on restoring enumerated powers and individual responsibility, Republicans can deliver the decisive victories that actually curb Washington's reach.