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To: fieldmarshaldj

If the Democrats moved to the right of the GOP, they might stand a chance of clawing back lost ground.

No chance that’s gonna happen. With the way they think, they don’t have to change at all.

Its always someone else’s fault.


14 posted on 11/28/2014 12:16:59 AM PST by goldstategop (In Memory Of A Dearly Beloved Friend Who Lives In My Heart Forever)
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To: goldstategop

I made that suggestion to some TN Democrats (where the party is now effectively dead except for leftist hipster urban White areas, union thug areas, and low-info VRA areas), and they just shook their heads. They want the party to be even further to the left. Hey, I tried...


16 posted on 11/28/2014 12:20:38 AM PST by fieldmarshaldj (Resist We Much)
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To: goldstategop

Agreed. In the Antebellum Era, national party politics divided both the Democrats and Whigs unto themselves on a regional basis. Funny how things don’t change.

Until the 1960’s, Democrat majorities in the South were built on aggressive exploitation of the racism of low-education/lower income whites. Then came the Democrats’ national shift into being the “black socialist” party, and their Southern white support began a steady decline.

The Democrats might have a long-term prayer in the South through a coalition of blacks and hispanics, once populations of the latter grow via Obama’s open borders (and if they avoid the logical power-struggle with blacks). But the idea that the Dems can “attract” white voters with a black socialist national platform is beyond moonshine. Interesting that it’s the best they can come up with.


68 posted on 11/28/2014 6:17:07 AM PST by Chewbarkah
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