Anyone who uses the term 'woke right' is outing themselves as some recent leftist-turned-centrist who wants to gate-keep and box out authentic conservative voices, similar to how William F. Buckley did during his time at National Review. Since the term term "woke" is unpopular at the moment, they use that label to tarnish their competition. In practice, it ends up being clumsy, confusing, and less effective than if they just called the conservatives they didn't like "nazis" all along.
Anyone who uses the term 'woke right' is outing themselves as some recent leftist-turned-centrist who wants to gate-keep and box out authentic conservative voices, similar to how William F. Buckley did during his time at National Review. Since the term term "woke" is unpopular at the moment, they use that label to tarnish their competition. In practice, it ends up being clumsy, confusing, and less effective than if they just called the conservatives they didn't like "nazis" all along.