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The GOP would have been better off with a Clinton win. As it is, Trump is going to have to destroy pretty much everything they stand for if he is to accomplish what he promised. In a lot of ways, Trump sounds very "New Deal". He won by promising government will save you. Example: rebuild our infrastructure putting millions to work.
The GOP would have been better off with a Clinton win. As it is, Trump is going to have to destroy pretty much everything they stand for if he is to accomplish what he promised. In a lot of ways, Trump sounds very "New Deal". He won by promising government will save you. Example: rebuild our infrastructure putting millions to work.
The parties have been rebuilt several times throughout American history. The Democrat Party of Jackson was fairly similar to Trumps platform in many ways.
Goodby GOP? Liberals are so out of touch with the real world.
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Originally Posted by fibonacci
The Tea Party was the greatest thing to ever happen to the Dems, yet one of the worst things ever for the common American. The GOP is slipping more and more into complete irrelevance. Sorry, it is not the 1960s US anymore. I really don't see any end in sight for the GOP's woes unless they reform themselves completely from top to bottom. Unchecked Dem power isn't good either.
hmm..... your post folling Haakons post is kind of ironic.
PS the 1960s was all about Americans voting progressive. so I guess you are right... its not the 1960s anymore.
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