Election 2020

[Classic-Xer]

(12-12-2020, 05:03 PM)CH86 Wrote:

(12-12-2020, 04:03 PM)Classic-Xer Wrote: CH86

(12-12-2020, 02:17 AM)Classic-Xer Wrote:

(12-11-2020, 03:01 PM)CH86 Wrote: Classic is only incorrect in that he sees a purely GOP base movement leading the struggle against the DNC. Eric, Pbrower and B Butler Saying that democrats outnumber Trumps post-election diehards is only technically correct, and barely so. It is correct only based on the current alignments of november/december 2020 that exist as we currently speak. But the Great Realignment I speak of is relevant for 2022-2023, said realignment hasn't taken place yet. Moderates, Progressives, and Anti-Trump republicans have no reason to remain allied with Liberals if Trump leaves. The Only reason Kamala is part of the ticket is because the 60s radicals and church blacks threatened not to vote for their own nominee if she wasn't on the ticket.
 

We are leading it now and I expect that will continue throughout the struggle with the DNC.

While Trump's base obviously will stand against the DNC and already does so: Other Factions currently neutral and/or loosely/technically aligned with the dems currently will not be so by the time of the 2023-24 showdown. The Final alignment hasn't taken place yet, and that will feature practically everyone else versus the DNC diehards. Regarding the DNC, the current situation is like when Japan Turned toward Midway in 1942 instead of moving against Australia.

Dem leaders alienated most of their more vibrant parts of their coalition by essentially Cheating several times in the 2020 primary, however the New blocs are still politically inexperienced enough to have been swayed one final time by the DNC propaganda. However the GOP did make some inroads there, the situation there (with the Young and younger urban and suburban minorities) is like a giant river dam which is beginning a spring a leak, it is a small leak but ANY leak indicates a catastrophic failure. The river will burst through en masse.

So, what do you think the Republican/Trump base should do about the old GOP/Anti-Trump wing who just fucked them? Half of me says fuck it, fuck them by handing a couple Senate seats to a couple of Democratic senators that we could give shits about being it will be their necks with the rope around them and let the stock reaction do the dirty work for us. It's the only way that I know to send the Wall Street hacks as message that we mean business. So, where do you live, do you live within the fray or outside the fray? I live outside the fray but close enough to the fray to add to the fray and there are enough us to keep our areas safe during the fray that's coming.

The GOP should kick out the RINO/Boomer neocon wing away from the party, while simultaneously weakening the DNC's hold on the Young/New Factions by redpilling those groups on what the DNC's likely next move would be: When the DNC does exactly those moves you predicted would occur, these groups would continue to defect from the DNC. Block DNC initiatives and propose policies that help regular Americans while hurting the DNC pillars of wall street and SJW's/corporations.

Blocking the SJWs is priority number one, as they are the main DNC faction on the ground level that would stay loyal to the DNC to the end. The SJWs simply would have to be defeated. Anything that hurts the boomer's would be helpful as they are main drivers behind SJW-ism. Block Kamala's power play for the presidency when it occurs.

I don't know, the Panama Canal (an old Neo Con project as I see it that proved to be valuable down the road for America and the world for that matter) came in handy during World War II. The DNC has already informed us of their next move and basically giving them a couple of Senate seats as revenge for GOPer's aiding and assisting with Trumps loss would place the DNC and Joe Biden in a very precarious situation (preferably, I want them in the position of making the move with all eyes on them) with all the consequences being on them for whatever ensues here as well as aboard. Like I said, it's their necks that will be in the noose not ours and I wouldn't be surprised if that's how Trump sees it too. I'm in business, so taking a risk by placing the risk in their hands makes sense to me.