2016 Postmortem

Bucky

(54,013 posts) Sun Aug 7, 2016, 08:38 AM Aug 2016

the question remains how are the Republicans going to top this one in 2020?

the answer remains Ted Nugent for president

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the question remains how are the Republicans going to top this one in 2020? (Original Post) Bucky Aug 2016 OP

I assume they will just go straight to David Duke next time. nt Nonhlanhla Aug 2016 #1

We can hope that there is no Republican party in 2020. liberal N proud Aug 2016 #2

Our 2018 midterm concern is not losing all Hortensis Aug 2016 #3

GOHMERT/Farenthold 2020!!!!!' rjsquirrel Aug 2016 #4

I can see him now talking about his great military service on the "Straight Guy Whitey Corngood Aug 2016 #5

they will finally dig up Reagan and run him again rurallib Aug 2016 #6

David Duke? grossproffit Aug 2016 #7

Nonhlanhla

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1. I assume they will just go straight to David Duke next time. nt

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Sun Aug 7, 2016, 08:41 AM

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liberal N proud

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2. We can hope that there is no Republican party in 2020.

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Sun Aug 7, 2016, 08:41 AM

Aug 2016

Hortensis

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3. Our 2018 midterm concern is not losing all

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Sun Aug 7, 2016, 08:43 AM

Aug 2016

gains other than the presidency right back to the Republicans.

Couldn't top Trump in 2020 by going more incompetent, but could top by choosing someone far more electable and far more extreme, so I offer Paul Ryan. That nice face belies a commitment to changes that would devastate many millions of American families, create a permanent low-pay majority working class, making unionization illegal, and change the ideology of America away from what our liberal founding fathers gave us toward that they fought so hard to prevent. Libertarian government would be inherently unstable and trend naturally to a business-favoring fasciscm.