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Topic	C/D: The Republican party's collapse would actually be a bad thing
Antifar 04/06/17 11:16:26 AM #5:	Psycho_Poodle posted... As a result, only New York and California matter anymore. As you might guess, the Republican party is doomed and will never again win a presidential election. The Democrat party will win every election until the end of time... or will they? The Democrats have only regularly won those states since the 90s. A Republican Party forced to campaign in New York and California will not just say "oh well, we can't win." They will change their politics in an effort to change the result. Also, your hypothetical makes the odd assumption that conservatives, incapable of winning a popular vote among the nation's populace, will be able to win power in a party consisting mainly of liberals. --- an aspirin the size of the sun. <cite>Antifar posted [p:876655045] in C/D: The R... [t:75204826]...</cite> <quote><cite>Psycho_Poodle posted...</cite> <quote>As a result, only New York and California matter anymore. As you might guess, the Republican party is doomed and will never again win a presidential election. The Democrat party will win every election until the end of time... or will they? </quote> The Democrats have only regularly won those states since the 90s. A Republican Party forced to campaign in New York and California will not just say "oh well, we can't win." They will change their politics in an effort to change the result. Also, your hypothetical makes the odd assumption that conservatives, incapable of winning a popular vote among the nation's populace, will be able to win power in a party consisting mainly of liberals. --- an aspirin the size of the sun.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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