As you’ve no doubt heard, the name of the NFL’s Washington, D.C., franchise is more than a little controversial. It’s so controversial, in fact, that the U.S. Patent Office recently decided it would not enforce a trademark on the team name because it was “disparaging to Native Americans.” This made conservatives very upset, although it’s still unclear exactly why.

Rather than dwell on the negativity, though, at least one conservative pundit wants to put forward a more positive, forward-looking solution. Don’t fight a losing battle to preserve the team’s offensive name, writes Michael Taube. Just rename the team after Ronald Reagan instead!

“If people keep getting their knickers in a knot about the Redskins’ trademarks every 10 or 15 years,” Traube writes, “why not change the team’s name to the Reagans?” Yeah, why not?!

As far as Taube sees it, the reasons to name a football team after the conservative movement’s patron saint are multiple and obvious. “For one thing,” Taube notes, “it would be the ultimate tribute to Ronald Reagan.” This is obviously desirable, Taube says, because the 40th president was ”a great man, a great patriot and a great president.”