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In reply to the discussion: Great article: "Can the Republicans Be Saved From Obsolescence?" [View all]kimbutgar
(21,055 posts)16. I remember after the 2008 election they were saying the republicans were done
They took back the house in 2010 and retained it by gerrymandering in 2012. This party has too much money and too many brainwashed gullible people to die. While I don't see them successfully re branding themselves they will be around for a long time. The service to self types who are the republican party have been around since the beginning of recorded history, we constantly have to keep fighting them back as we have successfully. But like moles they keep re-emerging and we have to whack them down. In 2014 we better be prepared with a big ass mallet.
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They've really reached the point- thanks to 2010 midterms-where they're largely "winning" by numbers
Proud Liberal Dem
Feb 2013
#41
There is a sense of desperation in the GOP that has them piling on any perceived
KurtNYC
Feb 2013
#5
I remember after the 2008 election they were saying the republicans were done
kimbutgar
Feb 2013
#16
This quote is nice: " "the bigger problem they’ve got with Latinos isn’t immigration. It’s their
bloomington-lib
Feb 2013
#22
Neither party learns until they are buried in a presidential election landslide, 49 states to 1.
reformist2
Feb 2013
#27