Kasich: GOP in Danger of 'Losing the Future,' Millennials

[TomSea]

Kasich: GOP in Danger of 'Losing the Future,' Millennials
By Cathy Burke    |

The Republican Party is in danger of “losing the future” by turning off millennials, Gov. John Kasich said Sunday.

In an interview on NBC News’ “Meet The Press,” the Ohio Republican said the special Senate election of Democrat Doug Moore in Alabama showed “some very interesting things.”

“We’re beginning to see more of a tug-of-war pulling people towards a better position on the [Republican] Party,” he said referring to GOP voters who voted for someone other than GOP nominee Roy Moore, and Sen. Richard Shelby, R-Ala., “who spoke out and said he was not for the candidate down there.”

Read more at: https://www.newsmax.com/politics/john-kasich-gop-losing-future-millennials/2017/12/17/id/832228/

[libertybele]

Kasich:   

[truth_seeker]

John K. and GHW Bush (1992) and Bob Dole (1996) and John McCain (2008) and Mitt Romney (2012) represented the GOP's better self.

Thanks for the morality lecture, John. Do you see a pattern?

[Frank Cannon]

Considering no Millennial voted for Silly John, isn't he part of the problem and shouldn't he resign immediately and jump off a bridge?

[edpc]

Kasich spends a lot of time in the Short North area of Columbus.  It's the hot spot for milennials, wannabe art types, and alternative lifestylers.  I'm pretty sure John's a closet case.

[dfwgator]

Who is this Kasich guy?  He was some mailman or something, right?

[cato potatoe]

I don't agree with some of his solutions, but he is right about the problem.

[truth_seeker]

Mr. K is a big hero to the "Love to Lose a Lot" brigade, here and over at Billy Kristol's place.

One of their heroes, John Anderson, just died a few days ago.

[Restored]

The Millennials will quit being socialists when they have to start paying taxes. My daughter was shocked at how much she had to pay.

[dfwgator]

I don't agree with some of his solutions, but he is right about the problem.

Anybody can be "right" about a problem.   It don't mean squat if their "solution" sucks.

[cato potatoe]

Anybody can be "right" about a problem.   It don't mean squat if their "solution" sucks.

Most conservatives are in denial about the problem.  They claim the Millennials will automatically change when they get older.  But the ones in their 30s are voting the same way they did in college.

[INVAR]

Most conservatives are in denial about the problem.  They claim the Millennials will automatically change when they get older.  But the ones in their 30s are voting the same way they did in college.

Millennials are given over to this belief:



They are not going to change or 'grow out of it'. 

We made that mistake thinking the 60's Leftists would grow up and out of it.

Of course Statists like Kasich would insist that we have to get on board that Socialist train or risk losing the Socialist vote.