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Congressman Andy Biggs’ recent appearance on Newsmax’s Wake Up America made one thing clear: he wants conservatives to stop tearing each other apart and focus on the real opposition. In a clip circulated by Newsmax’s show, Biggs pushed back against intra-party sniping and said the “real enemy” isn’t the people in our own movement but those across the aisle trying to dismantle our country. Americans who still believe in law, order, and common sense shouldn’t be distracted by internecine squabbles when the left is busy eroding our borders, our economy, and our liberties.
Biggs’ message is simple and patriotic: unity is the only path to victory. He reminded viewers that conservative victories are won when we present a united front on the issues that actually matter to working families — secure borders, lower costs, and standing up to woke bureaucrats who are hollowing out our institutions. This is not a plea for uniformity of thought, it is a strategic call to keep the focus on the people and policies that threaten our way of life.
Conservatives should take Biggs at his word and stop giving the left free ammunition by collapsing into petty infighting. The American people are exhausted by spectacle and hunger instead for results: secure neighborhoods, energy independence, and a government that serves the citizen, not the lobbyist. When we bicker about personalities instead of passing conservative reforms, we play right into the Democrats’ hands and hand them another election.
Make no mistake, Biggs has been consistent in making the case that the administration’s policies are failing Americans, from the border to accountability in Washington. He’s used platforms like Wake Up America to spotlight the consequences of open-border policies and to demand hearings and transparency from those who enabled them. That focus on outcomes over optics is exactly what grassroots conservatives want to see from their leaders.
To my fellow conservatives: stop treating every disagreement as existential betrayal. We are a movement bound by ideas — limited government, individual responsibility, and the Constitution — not by emotional theatre. Debates about strategy and temperament are healthy, but they must never become the story; we must always make the left’s record the headline. Our mission is too important to be derailed by internecine drama.
If anything, Biggs’ frank talk should be a wake-up call for serious Republicans in leadership. Start producing for the people who sent you to Washington instead of chasing viral moments or catering to the next focus group. Deliver real policy wins: end the exploitation at the border, fix healthcare portability and affordability, and hold the deep-state apparatus accountable. Those are the tangible promises that win elections and restore trust.
This is not about silencing critics but about choosing our fights wisely and relentlessly exposing the left’s failures. We are a big tent with common cause: preserve liberty, protect our children, and preserve the rule of law. Put that into action, and watch how quickly the momentum shifts back to the American people.
Note on reporting: I reviewed Newsmax coverage and multiple Wake Up America segments in researching this piece; those appearances confirm Congressman Biggs’ frequent use of the program to press conservative priorities and criticize Democratic policies. However, a verbatim transcript of the specific YouTube clip referenced in the prompt was not available in the public Newsmax archives I searched, so this article relies on the video description and the congressman’s clearly consistent remarks on Wake Up America as documented in Newsmax reporting.
