Future of the Republican Party

KYS.

Hurry . . .

>>128234659
You actually going to talk about the subject or you just going to meme? Even the GOP is rather unpopular on /pol/. Trump may be but I doubt people actually like the current Republican party here.

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GOP won't exist in 10 years from now it's so far right it's off the fucking spectrum. Trump killed it.

>>128234835
>Trump may be

Most unpopular president ever and facing impeachment. Lost the popular vote to a women. Super popular

>>128234850
Well then we'll have to find an eventual replacement then unless we want to suddenly have a DNC dominated one party system.

>GOP is getting increasingly unpopular

Controls House, Senate, Supreme Court, most state governments and Presidency

What the fuck are you smoking?

>>128235226
GOP is unpopular with people who don't actually vote

>>128235226
Mostly because it was a shot in the dark to try them out after the Democrats. Unless you believe that the Rust Belt is a particularly stable red voting bloc.

>>128235356
then who fucking cares

nonvoters are worse than illegals

>>128235356
This.

The GOP has more young, skilled members than its counterpart.

At least the GOP will survive time. The Dems are all rotting corpses.

No one young AND genuinely talented joined the Dems. They all stayed at home

>>128234442
>getting unpopular
>cleaned up on elections

Fuck you Fake News.

>>128235226
You think that's cause they are popular?

>>128235531
Yeah I love my Medicare and social securityy cut. Fucking retards. You fucking faggots deserve everything you get.

>>128234442
>Party coherency is more important than anything else
This is exactly why people are disillusioned with the 2 party system and are incredibly apathetic. The Democrats are going to realize their party coherency means jack shit when everyone except there select few special snowflakes hates them. The GOP is shit, but it is better than the Dems because at least the Tea Party, the Religious Right, the Moderates, etc. can actually exist and have a chance at putting their candidate forwards. Besides, the Republicans have a massive advantage right now up until 2020.

>>128235839
Ackshually, I do want both cut, fuck boomers. I'll pay what I can to help my parents, but if boomers let their kids get (((social sciences))) degrees, they deserve death.

>>128236169
Yeah bro I love bible thumpers killed by gays and t aching Jesus riding the dinasours in school.

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>>128234442
>>128234835
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>>128235455

You're right OP -- the Republican Party is having a huge internal crisis right now. But it doesn't matter one fucking bit desu. Politics is becoming more tribal, everything now is rural vs urban. Cities and coastal areas go blue and pretty much everywhere else goes red. This wasn't just on display in the 2016 election. It was on display in every Congress race this year, the recent Montana one included. The only places that MIGHT be up for grabs are affluent suburbs in purple/swing states (like Virginia for example). Even college education is becoming less of a barometer for voting patterns, it just comes down to the rural vs. urban divide. Read the article in my pic (search the title on Google) if you wanna read more about the phenomenon. The article "Two Americas" by the NYT describes this pretty well too.

Simply put, Republicans are having an identity crisis but they're likely to keep winning. Democrats are having an identity crisis (what's their message again) AND going to keep losing.

>>128236288
Great the same boomers who voted for trump suffer. Have fun in 2018.

kys faggot shilll
>sage

>>128236330
Makes me wonder though on how rural communities plan to survive over the course of these coming decades. Agriculture only makes up a small percentage of the rural voting population

No amount of deregulation will suddenly resurge industry back into these communities. The ease of logistics with the centralization of production in high density population areas guarantees that by shear market force.

>>128234850
>slightly right of center
>marginally right of the Dems
OMG FAR RIGHT NAZIS TRUMP = HITLER AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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>>128234442
I think the gop is as popular as ever, there are just less and less white people (high IQ people with a sense of liberty)

>>128237213
True, there are few to no things we can do to revitalize the Rust Belt and other rural areas to make them the way they once were (or "great again"). But the economic and cultural anxieties of these places will remain, and if anything they'll get more bitter. So long as they're alive, they won't be voting Democrat, that's all I know. Even if they somehow think the Democrats care about them (they don't) or can help them (they can't), the anti-white biases of liberals are becoming too obvious to ignore. White people in middle America might not be "waking up" perse but they know which party is at least fighting more directly for their interests.

>>128237213
Or the collapse of the world economy can make inner cities crime infested hellholes without generous government welfare programs to subsidize the lumpenproleteriat, just like what destroyed Urban Civilization for a thousand years.

The Left always thinks history marches in one direction, it's direction, and fails to understand that fortune changes the future frequently.

>>128234442
To answer your question, OP, the base of the Republican party is gaining Social Cohesion while the base of the Democratic party is drifting apart. Only the upper echelons of the Republicans are disunited, and that has to do with peculiar reasons unrelated to the electoral appeal of the party. Democrats will fucking fracture come 2020 as Neoliberals and Socialists will fight over who controls the party.

The Republican base is so strong, that it put a man who is absolutely inept at politics, Donald Trump,against the wishes of the Republican Establishment, the Democratic Party, the deep state, the Media, and even the business community. Just imagine what would happen if a competent candidate took the reigns over the Republican Base. That's something that nobody thinks about.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asabiyyah

Republicans may become a permanent minority party in the long term, but they will be like the Democratic Alliance. They'll govern the strongholds that Democrats will never reach. That is, until America goes completely in the shitter. Which we are one economic crisis away from doing.

>>128237627
Doesn't matter whites are already a dying breed.

>>128234442

>implying the democrats arent a jewish pile of ashes right now

if you hate the gop, just burn it all down and start over again. without the kikes.

>>128234442
Trumpism is the new GOP.

Although the GOP is filled with vanilla neo-con faggots who take money from Wall Street, that era is probably done.

Trumpism and Bannonism get the votes. New politicans will be crawling out of the woodwork with Trumpist platforms from now on.

This means nationalist slogans, nationalist policies, economic-minded platforms, probably a lot of edgy or slightly radical rhetoric.

I think it's possible that there could be a white nationalist candidate, but also probably not because the white population is shrinking and a white nationalist would only get white votes.

>>128235226

Thinking like this is so fucking stupid. Trump fucking LOST the popular vote. He won (and most GOP politicians won) not because of mass support, but because the right people were voting in the right places.

The demographics are alarming. The trends are growing worse. Texas is going to be blue within 15 years.

>>128234442
>However, I am also of the opinion that the Republican party needs to be broken up and completely reformed.
I just recently changed my voter registration from (R) to (D).

When libs used to ask me what the GOP stood for, I used to have canned answers and putdowns. We had been threatening to repeal Obamacare for 7 years, I thought sure to god these guy had a decent health care plan. Trump sure sounded like he did. I was expecting something better than Obamacare. What wasn't a pack of lies was a fucking trainwreck.

So we still have Obamacare, which bad as it is, is better than the pre-existing conditions we had before. I had a non-malignant squamous-cell carcinoma removed when I was 22. My health care premium skyrocketed in 2008 to $1800 per month for a shitty policy because of it. My claims were denied ALL the time. With Obamacare, my premium is $300 per month and I have a bronze plan. So fuck you if you think I want to go back to getting ass-raped by the insurance companies.

Between the hacked emails, the DNC servers, the Bernie scandal, the Dems have completely cleaned house. New blood running the show, new bedrock principles, and a platform of solutions to issues, not just racism and bickering. Now that they have their heads out of their asses, maybe they can fix Obamacare. That's what America needs.

>>128237213
The only real hope for these rural areas is a heavy investment in broadband Internet. There are many folks with telework jobs that would love to live out in the sticks but the high speed Internet infrastructure isnt fucking there so teleworkers have to work in the city or the suburbs where broadband connections are available.

t. full time teleworker that cant get that cheap lakefront house in rural South Carolina cause no Internet.

>>128239934
Honestly, it's an open question whether the US is even going to last 15 years.

>>128239934
>DNC cleaned house

Lmao dude what are you talking about. They are talking about running The Rock or Zuckercuck, because they have absolutely nobody.

I agree that the healthcare thing was a massive fuck up. Pretty pathetic actually. I cringed listening to that shit play out on the radio, but I like everything else Trump is doing.


>>128239934
This is true, but you are forgetting that Generation Z will be of voting age by 2020, and they are surveyed to be the most conservative generation since WW2. I know this is true because I have a /pol/ meme account and almost all of my followers are high-schoolers and hot 35 year old women.

As Gen Z moves into voting age, baby boomer dems will be dying off. We could see a massive ideology shift to the right once the civil rights generation dies and Gen Z replaces them.

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>>128239751
Yeah cause trump isn't a neocon right?

>>128240470
The US will definitely last 15 years, but I have a hard time believing it will last 100 years without the states dividing or something like that

>>128240811
It will decline and eveutally become Russia 2.0 a mafia petro state that only maintain power with their nukes.

>>128240811
Doubtful. Despite the differences and schisms, the states can't really survive all that well without the union. We're all too deep into each others pockets to fully separate out.

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>>128234442
Tom Cotton

>>128240811
If the US is seriously tested by a crisis,be it political or economic, it doesn't have the political cohesion to survive.

>>128240712
>This is true, but you are forgetting that Generation Z will be of voting age by 2020, and they are surveyed to be the most conservative generation since WW2

Might be true, might not be. But it doesn't feel like a sure thing. Remember that millenials will gain more and more control over government and the media and will up the globalist brainwashing even more. I could see this "Gen Z is more conservative" stuff falling by the wayside

>>128241306
It isn't a sure thing, but the Soviets had total control over the media and brainwashing. To the point where it could literally kill off dissidents. Didn't even work then.

The theory on Memes has yet to be written.

>>128234442

White conservative party.

Democrats are going to fracture first. Might poach leftist Republicans, though.

The entire cohesion of the Democrat party at this stage relies on taking the House in 2018 or impeaching Trump.

If none of those things happen, they're going to break up into at least 2 parties. They may form a coalition party, decentralize.

>>128241306
>millenials will gain more and more control over government and the media and will up the globalist brainwashing even more.
All of this depends on whether or not Trump does a good job. If he doesn't, the younger ones will lean left, like with Bush or right after Obama. If he does they'll go right like with Reagan or left like with Clinton. It all hinges on the success of the Trump administration.

Democrats are just as fractured.
SJWs turn off mainstream people, even if normies are in favor of equal rights for lgbt and minorities, the SJW crowd is just unbearable.
Antifa and BLM rioters also turn off mainstream people.
The establishment democrats, that people are now realizing are in the banks and corporate pockets, why vote for republican light when you can just vote for a real republican.
Then you have socialist like Bernie Sanders that the mainstream would never accept.
Let the dems eat themselves. This last election cycle showed which party is crumbling.

>>128241489
They won't break up into two parties. Rather, two parties will exist within one party as they battle it out over which coalition gets to run their candidate.

A huge chunk of Democrats angreed with Trump or agreed with Bernie in those swing states... in the white parts of the country.

Coast Dems and inland Dems are not on the same page. Blacks dems and white dems want different things.

Black democrats are openly hostile to white liberals around them.

Whites care more about global warming and Muslims while black and latino democrats have more tribal concerns.

>>128241306
Millenials are insane far-left faggots, but Gen Z see progressive liberalism as lame. Similar to how Millenials saw the Satanic Panic as being lame as fuck and it ruined right-wing ideology for that generation.

Generation Z is right behind millenials and will be gaining positions of power at about the same time millenials will be. Also, many millenials are lazy retarded faggots who are completely hopeless, and will never come into a position of power.

Generation Z believes in practical career options and conservative spending habits, while millenials believe in shit like "do what your love" and nonsense like that.

Millenials were ruined by their 50% divorce rate parents who usually weaponized them in their divorce or ignored them completely. People say millenials are spoiled but I think their brains are just fucked up by their dysfunctional parents. Gen Z doesn't have quite the same problem.

>>128234659
underrated fpbp /thread sage op is faggot

>>128234937
t. Buttmad hilldawg

>>128240346
>Clean house
>When Ol' Crooked still leads the party
> When noone has been fired.
Oh boy I am laffin

>>128241246
Dude the US is 1st grader pussy shit.

It would have to get like 700% worse than it is right now to see any sort of radical change. You know those cute little riots we've been having lately? Those aren't shit. They have crazier shit than that in places like South Africa, people actually die in political riots over there.

As long as we are able to buy dirt cheap food, I don't think we're going to see any radical shifts in the near future... I mean, maybe. I don't know. I guess it's possible.

On the other hand, I do think a lot of people feel like Trump is the last straw. Like, if Trump doesn't work, then they're just done with America.

But realistically, how would America collapse? What does that even mean? I don't think people would pick up arms to go to civil war. People are busy working to pay rent/morgtage. They don't even have time for that shit.

>>128241753
Good assessment. I definitely agree the shit parenting and feel good social culture shoved on them fucked their heads up. They'll be remembered as the generation ruined by this sick liberal social experiment. Also explains why genZ is a bit better, parents caught on and liberals stopped breeding.

>>128234442
I was definitely hoping for things to get shaken up by Trump, but really I don't see how we can get out of the gridlock we have now. The country is too politically divided, gridlock is probably a good things for the time being.

Make everyone give up on the Federal government and maybe they'll start looking more local or state.

>>128241029
There could be a split where the states divide and create their own republics and then set up trade deals or something between the republics.

>>128239934
Fuck off kike, clinton got at least 5 million illegal votes. Probably much more,

>>128242135
>maybe they'll start looking more local or state.
People should be doing this from the get go. The Federal level can't control everything. Hell, the majority of problems that people have are usually state level policies, however, they pin the Feds to try and fix the state.

>>128237981
Donald Trump is not incompetent at all, he's just an outsider with everyone else against him
But thats something in his favor in the eyes of Republican voters

>>128234442
You're right on this anon. A lot of political theorists are saying this. The way I see it, there are 2 possible ways forward for the republicans: embrace lolbertarianism or go full alt-right. Personally, I'm for libertarianism. I think that's by far the most sustainable way of fighting marxism (has something for everyone in the age of identity politics but still stands up for free speech). That being said, I would love a full on alt-right take over of the GOP

>>128242505
A neo-fascist styled GOP would be funny as fuck. Like everybody dressed up in uniforms with fake war medals on yelling about purging degeneracy from our culture at the GOP convention would be the funniest thing I could imagine.

Probably wouldn't win an election though due to the voting demographics.

>>128242002
>When noone has been fired.
Almost everyone was fired:
http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/elections/embattled-dnc-asks-all-staffers-resignation-letters-n739676

>>128242505
or both

>>128243989
Libertarian white nationalism.

We set up a white ethno state where libertarianism is the political system.

Why are all of these white nationalist faggots pro-socialism? So fucking gay.

>>128244192
probably because the original nazism plan was to leech off SPD/KPD/etc. and given how hegemonic cultural marxism today is, it makes sense why they'd try it again

>>128242505
>fighting marxism
You're convinced Putin KGB was engaged in active measures to destabilize American society, but can't possibly imagine Putin's FSB would interfere in US elections?

It's just another in a long line of party contradictions.

>>128244747
>Putin KGB was engaged in active measures to destabilize American society
He wuz a clerk in East Germany

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>>128244870
>How did he get from average Red Square KGB tourist with Reagan to KGB Berlin Station Chief to Yeltsin's Chief of Staff?

Clerk my ass.

>>128246404
Yeltsin had a journalist from TV as a chief of staff, just because he liked to take interviews with him.

What is Yeltsin? A populist that gained traction by playing drama queen with the Communist Party, then got backing from high-ranking shadowed traitors. Not a smart guy per se.