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Topic	Politics Containment Topic 333: Biden out The Storm [2020 Edition]
UshiromiyaEva 11/02/20 12:57:07 AM #378:	Something I would like to ponder. In the all too hopeful scenario where Biden sweeps hard enough that he's the obvious winner even on Tuesday night, what does that mean for the NEAR future of the Republican party? We're going to see a split between the Trump mindset voters and those trying to pivot away, but will that be enough to do severe damage to Republican candidates in each offset year? I just don't see the entire party uniting behind an extremist on either side of the camp come 2024. There will still be large portions of Trump voters who refuse to unite behind a soft /centrist candidate, and vice versa. Who knows what could change by then, though. The 2022 elections would be a very telling time in this scenario. --- ACAB <cite>UshiromiyaEva posted [p:946602698] in Politics C... [t:79073369]...</cite> <quote>Something I would like to ponder. In the all too hopeful scenario where Biden sweeps hard enough that he's the obvious winner even on Tuesday night, what does that mean for the NEAR future of the Republican party? We're going to see a split between the Trump mindset voters and those trying to pivot away, but will that be enough to do severe damage to Republican candidates in each offset year? I just don't see the entire party uniting behind an extremist on either side of the camp come 2024. There will still be large portions of Trump voters who refuse to unite behind a soft /centrist candidate, and vice versa. Who knows what could change by then, though. The 2022 elections would be a very telling time in this scenario. --- ACAB</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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