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A lot of Republicans have realized that the party is made up of a disproportionate number of people over the age of 55. So if you are a Limbaugh-Fox fan in other words a g####r do you think you will live past 2020 and guarantee a Republican majority?? The mortality rate for people over the age of 65 is quite high but will Medicare and intensive care be able to keep Republicans alive?
A lot of Republicans have realized that the party is made up of a disproportionate number of people over the age of 55. So if you are a Limbaugh-Fox fan in other words a g####r do you think you will live past 2020 and guarantee a Republican majority?? The mortality rate for people over the age of 65 is quite high but will Medicare and intensive care be able to keep Republicans alive?
Do you think Republicans can continue to rely on voters that are over age 55? By 2020 those voters might be over age 60. What do you think?
Today's 55 year old will be 63 in 2020. Today's 20 year old will be 27 in 2020. WHAT IS YOUR POINT?
What do I care what a political party thinks is a "reliable demographic"? The only demographic in the entire universe that matters is the individual.
The fact is, as current generations age and become more mature, they will become more and more immune to liberal nonsense. Now, whether the GOP will become actually conservative or quasi-libertarian in the future, how can anyone know?
We on the right have hopes the GOP will stop being quasi-Democrat and actually become a party of the Constitution and sanity again, but, again, who knows the future? Not you and not me.
Any thread that contains a link to The Onion, of all websites, in the OP cannot be taken seriously.
!!!UNBELIEVABLE THREAD FAIL ALERT!!!!
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