I am a Christian who is both theologically and politically conservative, so we have divergent understandings of what an ideal America would look like. But I would think that even an impartial observer would agree with me that whatever the faults of the left and the right might be, the faults of the left are much more likely to be imposed on us inasmuch as liberals in 2023 have "control" of academia, the media, and corporate America. The extreme flank of conservatives tends to be rather marginalized -- and deservedly so.
And because of the greater cultural influence of the left, I don't see how a conservative could be a brokenist. If everything is "burned down and built anew" what arises from the ashes will not only be more liberal than what we have now, but will also lack the conservative underpinnings (such as the Constitution) that we now have. It seems to me that the conservatives only win out in cautionary dystopian novels like The Handmaid's Tale.