What Republicans need to win In 2020

[mystery-ak]

What Republicans need to win In 2020
by Tim Chapman
 | June 26, 2019 10:14 AM



President Trump is officially running for reelection. As he declared in his campaign launch rally, “we are going to keep on winning, winning, winning.”

Well, not so fast. The coalition that elected him in 2016 is far from a lock heading into 2020. Then, Trump ran as the anti-establishment outsider appealing to restless conservatives, suburbanites, and working-class voters — the latter relative newcomers to the GOP and essential to the party’s future. Not only did they elect Trump, they sent Republican majorities to Congress too.

But two and a half years later, the coalition is hungry for more. While most are pleased with the progress of the past two years, a growing number doubt the Republican Party can help Trump deliver on his biggest promises. In the eyes of too many Trump voters, the Democrats are offering a sweeping vision for America’s future, while the GOP is stuck in the past.

In 2016, Trump showed the Republican Party the way forward. He put his finger on the issues that mobilized a movement. He promised to defend the culture from coastal elites, fix a broken immigration system, and restore the nation’s wealth and workforce. This message of American workers, American heritage, and America’s middle class clearly resonated with voters.

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[Absalom]

Hmm, 2016 elected Trump and a R Congress.
So what did 2018 bring? Why a D House!
And what's in the cards for 2020? Some 25 Dem
candidates and Trump approval chronically below 50%.
Anyone who cannot grasp the severe trouble the R's
are in, desperately needs a brain scan!!!
 

[rustynail]

The 'Big One' California earthquake and the Yellowstone Supervolcano hitting on election day?

[libertybele]

Hmm, 2016 elected Trump and a R Congress.
So what did 2018 bring? Why a D House!
And what's in the cards for 2020? Some 25 Dem
candidates and Trump approval chronically below 50%.
Anyone who cannot grasp the severe trouble the R's
are in, desperately needs a brain scan!!!

Amen!!  The GOP has completely failed to take the control that should have taken with having the majority for years. If Pelosi gets her way, and Trump signs the emergency budget bill for the ILLEGALS it's going to be a wake up call to his supporters.  He has done very little to keep his campaign promises on border security; in fact we're seeing just the opposite.

Anyone with a half a brain must realize by now that this invasion was done deliberately and is very well orchestrated with one of the sole purposes of ensuring DEM control for decades; provided by some miracle our Constitution stays in tact and our Republic isn't completely dismantled as a result.

[truth_seeker]

Nobody will replace Trump as the GOP candidate, providing Trump is competing.

If Trump dropped out, for any reason, the dems will clobber ANY Republican besides Trump.

I do not see Trump dropping out. He has a strong record to run on.

I believe that Paul Ryan was and remains part of the "insurance policy" thatt Strzok and Page mentioned.

IOW "Rino," GOPe, Deep State, ec.

aka Bush familly, Romney, country club, neocon, etc.







"Open Borders" Ryan, that is.