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I rest my case.

If the GOP changes their position to appeal more to minorities and youth they lose their base. And notice how your argument relies on contingencies instead of the actual state of affairs today. That's because you know, based on current hard data, that Republicans face an uphill battle with respect to America's demographics.

Republicans do much better in local elections. Never disputed that. But if we get the SCOTUS and add 11 million brown voters and end gerrymandering.....holy f**k the gop could be proper f**k then. Fingers crossed.

What outlier?

People might not vote but they might stay home. And are you forgetting the step that comes before the general?

I'm ignoring local campaigns bc my argument was about the presidency, so I don't think much is betrayed but thanks for your input.

Yes, I'm racist for thinking a long term trend will continue *yawn* you can do better I hope.

And keep in mind that when Dylan's says "long term trends" he means the past few months.

One good thing. The great appeaser will be gone.

Election 2016 = novelty is exceeding ability.