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Originally Posted by Guest
The GOP Is Dying Off. Literally. - Daniel J. McGraw - POLITICO Magazine
The only thing certain in life is death and taxes. It seems that the GOP's problem is the former, their members are dying off, literally.
By the 2016 election, almost three million Romney voters will have passed away. Of course, democratic voters have also died, but the difference is that they are being replaced by younger voters. Not so for republicans.
Younger people are not going to vote for the party that thinks women should not be able to choose what they do with their own bodies. They will not vote for the party that believes an employer should dictate what birth control a woman can use, or even if a woman be allowed to use birth control.
They will not vote for the party that excludes people because of who they love. Or excludes people because of their religious beliefs. The list is long and getting longer.
The GOP is out of step with the average American and can't win a presidential election without women, blacks, Hispanics, the LGBT community, and all other groups.
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Dear Guest: I cannot get passed the belief you have that social issues are the guiding force for the future of this nation.
in your touting the so called advance social issue thinking you believe everything is gospel about how Republican think. You overreach on these issues which is a progressive trait. You ignore the real issues that keep this nation together. You do not ask yourself about how the democrats will help our economy grow. Democrats have proven they are incapable of governing
to wit Detroit, Baltimore, Washing DC, Chicago all blue and all in deep financial trouble scoring low in education with higher taxes, more poverty.
Even Rahm Emanuel finally figured out he had to lead like a conservative Republican or Chicago was going down the tubes and he is making progress.
I do not know who you are but you spite your nose and you deal in absolutes and you are behind the curve in your thinking. Obama experiment with America is a failure and the average voter has figured that out. do yourself a favor broaden your reading
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