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Moderate won't win the GOP primaries. Those are all about red meat for the mouth-breathing base. And that's the problem with the GOP right now -- anyone who could get elected can't get nominated. The Democrats had the same problem in the 1980s -- remember the Reagan Democrats? When your candidate is so far out there that voters from your own party desert him (or her), your party needs to take a step back and re-evaluate. It took the Democrats getting whacked in three straight presidential elections to learn that lesson and put up Bill Clinton. The Republicans have been whacked twice ...Originally posted by Mntneer:
Don't be surprised if Scott Walker makes a solid push forward.
Comes across more moderate... successfully took on the union in a heavy union state.
Not at all, and I'm not talking about what happens after the election, I'm talking about getting to the election. Through charisma, or White guilt, or McCain's blunder of putting Palin on the ticket, Obama was able to pull voters from the middle, which is where elections are won. None of the current list of prospective GOP candidates -- nor Hillary for that matter -- can do that, I don't think.Originally posted by rog1187:
you think Obama is a moderate dem? He makes Clinton look like a republican. At least Clinton was smart enough to try and govern from the middle.
And if they do, Hillary will curb stomp him the way Reagan did Mondale in 84.Originally posted by Mntneer:
their party.
But because of those 08 and 12 losses, the far right on the party may show up and nominate someone like Cruz.