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Sun Jul 29, 2012, 01:56 PM

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59. You know that Santorum or Gingrich would have given us the House back, right?

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74 replies	Author	Time	Post
"In the long run, is the GOP dead?" [View all]	DCBob	Jul 2012	OP
There's always going to be a right wing party in any democracy around the world samething goes	craigmatic	Jul 2012	#1
Short answer yes.	Kalidurga	Jul 2012	#2
I'm not a fan of Pat Buchanan, but I did use to listen to	RKP5637	Jul 2012	#3
yes, he often makes compelling statements.	DCBob	Jul 2012	#6
+1 I agree they are domestic terrorists. Worried they will force a dictatorship on us.	LiberalLoner	Jul 2012	#11
They would if they could (I think), some type of theocratic dictatorial	RKP5637	Jul 2012	#15
They may have one foot in the grave and the other on a banana peel but,	SoutherDem	Jul 2012	#4
Yes, I have seen an opossum play dead then turn vicious when they realize it didnt work.	DCBob	Jul 2012	#8
That's an excellent analogy! n/t	RKP5637	Jul 2012	#16
I agree 100%	cheezmaka	Jul 2012	#67
As long as there are plutocrats, oligarchs, or fascists,...	KansDem	Jul 2012	#5
I think you misunderstood	Enrique	Jul 2012	#7
You are correct.	DCBob	Jul 2012	#10
Interesting article	proud patriot	Jul 2012	#9
I made a similar post 8 days ago (no responses).	Motown_Johnny	Jul 2012	#12
Good analysis.	DCBob	Jul 2012	#14
Have the Tories died in England?	xchrom	Jul 2012	#13
The rotten GOP controls PA completely, so I don't buy that here. We need to see some states	AlinPA	Jul 2012	#17
Im worried about PA too.	DCBob	Jul 2012	#18
NC may be out of the question, I'm afraid.	AverageJoe90	Jul 2012	#21
I dont think NC is "out of the question"	DCBob	Jul 2012	#24
And frankly, I'm a little skeptical about the closest polls......	AverageJoe90	Jul 2012	#46
Having the convention there should be boost as well.	DCBob	Jul 2012	#49
FL is by no means safe.	HooptieWagon	Jul 2012	#64
Heh, maybe.	AverageJoe90	Jul 2012	#71
If by chance Obama doesn't get PA	cheezmaka	Jul 2012	#68
GOP is attracting a certain minority	CobaltBlue	Jul 2012	#19
There is another factor this article only skirts.	GoCubsGo	Jul 2012	#20
The problem with the demographic logic has always been.	crimson77	Jul 2012	#22
Thats the kind of stuff I fear from a desperate cornered dying Republican party.	DCBob	Jul 2012	#23
Yes, and it's already happening.	GoCubsGo	Jul 2012	#25
Exactly.	DCBob	Jul 2012	#50
This problem is no problem because	Sam1	Jul 2012	#27
Problem is	Cosmocat	Jul 2012	#34
Got any stats on that?	Bluenorthwest	Jul 2012	#54
My mother example was only a story to illustrate the pull of the RW media	Cosmocat	Jul 2012	#66
I think it's more about how satisfied one is with where they are in their life	CrispyQ	Jul 2012	#57
I see it with myself, I was in line at the grocery store and In front of me were	crimson77	Jul 2012	#63
Not everyone, of course	Cosmocat	Jul 2012	#65
I think John Judis and Ruy Teixeira pointed out the demographic trends years ago.	CBHagman	Jul 2012	#26
Salon.com, October 31, 2002	Kolesar	Jul 2012	#31
We've been hearing that bullshit for more than 10 years	Doctor_J	Jul 2012	#73
yes it is....	madrchsod	Jul 2012	#28
There's an easy way for them to attract minorities and younger people...	JHB	Jul 2012	#29
I was not aware that food stamps and welfare checks were the "Latino" cultural identity	Kolesar	Jul 2012	#30
It's hard to attract minorities and others when your	madinmaryland	Jul 2012	#32
It won't die but will become more radical	Rosa Luxemburg	Jul 2012	#33
Thats what should concern all of us.	DCBob	Jul 2012	#38
Like starting a war against the wrong country -	lovemydog	Jul 2012	#47
I thought this in 2008 ...	Cosmocat	Jul 2012	#35
Yeah, the "liberal media" may be their saving grace.	DCBob	Jul 2012	#37
Demographics, and education	lovemydog	Jul 2012	#48
Yep	Cosmocat	Jul 2012	#53
The 1% and their running dogs vs. the social conservatives.	Bosso 63	Jul 2012	#36
The problem is that young people get older and start becoming more conservative	Hippo_Tron	Jul 2012	#39
Buchanan makes this point, which means more then people getting older.	Jennicut	Jul 2012	#40
fundy churches	greymattermom	Jul 2012	#41
Heh heh.	sofa king	Jul 2012	#42
They have poisoned themselves with the Minorities who will soon be in the Majority.	MjolnirTime	Jul 2012	#43
Hey..	DCBob	Jul 2012	#45
You know that Santorum or Gingrich would have given us the House back, right?	MjolnirTime	Jul 2012	#59
I doubt it... they might have actually re-invigorated the RW cons.	DCBob	Jul 2012	#60
In the long run, they ARE done...	dougtaylor	Jul 2012	#44
The issue they are worried about is that their message of hate and fear is being rejected.	geckosfeet	Jul 2012	#51
Of course its "GOP horseshit"... Buchanan wrote it.	DCBob	Jul 2012	#52
Just try to keep in mind that Pat is hugely racist and homophobic, antisimetic and sexist	Bluenorthwest	Jul 2012	#55
Its only presented seriously in the context of how the RW brain thinks.	DCBob	Jul 2012	#56
No it's not	Doctor_J	Jul 2012	#74
Pat Buchanan mentions demographic shifts likely hurting the GOPee,	Jamaal510	Jul 2012	#58
because the trends have be going on that way for several decades.	DCBob	Jul 2012	#61
Let us hope so.	Zoeisright	Jul 2012	#62
This is why a desperate party will turn in 2016 to Jeb, whose wife is a Mexican born American	grantcart	Jul 2012	#69
If conservative christians (who aren't rich) abandon the party, the GOP will be dead.	killbotfactory	Jul 2012	#70
Why the hell are posts from Human Events allowed here?	Doctor_J	Jul 2012	#72

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