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Re: For Republicans, bigotry is the new normal
If at first you don't succeed then switch editorials (topics?) and use demographic shifts in the US population instead. Meanwhile, back in reality, the republicants have a majority among congress critters, state legislatures and state governors. I agree that Trump, like Sanders, is a nut that is unlikely to be elected in a nationwide election but that proves nothing about the party.
There's actually quite a few reasons I believe the party is in trouble.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/blog...graphics-of-2016-look-brutal-for-republicans/
Republicans right now have abandoned "fiscal conservatism" and "small government" proposals, in all reality. The hawks/bigots are out in full force and throwing out red meat to white voters, while continuing to alienate minorities.
The GOP will now be forever scarred thanks to the running of Donald Trump and the very real chance he may actually seize the nomination. With the decline of Christianity, the GOP continues to appeal to the very religious, the evangelicals and the like, while alienating Islam, a growing religion.
The fastest growing religion in the world is ... - CNN.com
Christians drop, 'nones' soar in new religion portrait
Unless the GOP drastically changes, they're in trouble.
If at first you don't succeed then switch editorials (topics?) and use demographic shifts in the US population instead. Meanwhile, back in reality, the republicants have a majority among congress critters, state legislatures and state governors. I agree that Trump, like Sanders, is a nut that is unlikely to be elected in a nationwide election but that proves nothing about the party.