Northern Davincia wrote:The Black Forrest wrote:
Which part of the activist base? They have several groups which is part of their problem.
In some ways the RNC probably was happy for the tragedy to happen (not saying they are dancing about dead) as it gave they the fear option to talk about rather then ideas for the economy and the future.
Repubs at the moment don't have any "real" plans which is a shame. It will still be the concept of negotation where they have a list and the demos are supposed to agree with all of it.
Not much will be done in the next 4 years. Well that is unless one actually wins. I see many many foreclosures after they tank the economy again.
Why exactly is the economy bound to implode in the next Republican presidency?
Tax cuts for the rich and deregulation destroyed it on the GOP watch last time, no reason to assume it will be different next time. The GOP needs to realize that tax cuts =/= economic growth.
In the long run only population growth drives economic growth. And with present proposed GOP deportation plans and immigration bans the economy is screwed. Plus, handing tons of cash to the rich leads to the rich hoarding it, not spending. The GOP needs to cut loose from the idiotic policy proposals of ALEC and AFP (Koch sociopath organization).
