06-18-2009, 09:42 PM
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B.O. = Fugazi
Join Date: Sep 2004
Posts: 30,560
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Re: How low can you go?
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Originally Posted by PatsFanInVa
Look around you, BFan. Do you think the voices you hear on the right are "somewhat conservative"? If not go deeper into the "very conservative/somewhat conservative" divide. That's where you'll find your answer for the Republicans.
Interesting that the 19% spread is down from the 26% in 92 to 19% in 09. If that spread mirrors the demographic changes underway in the country, the right is in more, not less, trouble.
Your problem is you've lost moderates and alienated "somewhat conservatives". Your problem in the future is what you see in the 19-29 demographic: the Cons are on the way out, and neither "side" wins without the center. Take a look at the weirdo stuff you see posted on here daily. That's not moderate-seducing stuff, is it?
And that's why the GOP is currently irrelevant.
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That's a strange, tangled, overthought position. It is what it is, the country is still Center Right. Bush and McCain have worn on that, rightly so, so it's more to the Center than it was. But this poll shows it's Center Right; however the Republicans need a good candidate because although "Right" is popular, "Republican" isn't.
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