The Republican Party Post-Trump - What Will It Look Like...?

[CrimsonTider]

The Republicans will become more moderate to have a chance to win the presidency. The establishment has learned from their mistake in 2016 as shown by how Bernie was defeated. If the Republican establishment rallied behind a moderate candidate in 2016 and forced the weaker candidates out that split the vote I doubt Trump makes it out the primary.. he only got 30%ish of the vote but because the field was so crowded he was able to pick up wins

A moderate republican can not win the south

imagine if they became a party built on science, intellectualism, and the public good

You mean what if the Republican Party had actual policies and plans?

they’re only will is to object to any passion the Dems have

 

[BillBanneker]

Nah a lot of them gonna act like they never supported trump

It's just going to be bush 2.0 again. They're just going to re-brand their "small govt babble" and pretend like trump and red congress wasn't really them.

 

[satam55]

Based on regularly watching The Hill's "Rising" & "Tucker Carlson Tonight" the last few months, the Republican party has to go the populist route. Trump ran on a populist message in 2016, but didn't execute.

 

[satam55]

Y'all thoughts on these 2024 Presidential candidates?:

 

[mc_brew]

@ the idea of tim scott running for president.... he'd probably be a much better choice than herman caine or ben carson, but he'd probably get about 10 or 11 more votes than they got....

 

[88m3]

sunken place satam in with tweets


be a c00n since the sohh days, brehs

 

[Worthless Loser]

lol at anyone thinking a black man can be the Republican Presidential nominee.

 

[Uncle Phil 36]

I'd watch out for someone like Tucker Carlson, i think if he wanted to he could have a real shot using Trump's base as a starting point

 

[satam55]

I'd watch out for someone like Tucker Carlson, i think if he wanted to he could have a real shot using Trump's base as a starting point

@mc_brew

 

[John Reena]

Republicans gonna still be tha insane gun loving, racist party they always been

 

[Piff Perkins]

Trump was a "successful" businessman and well known cultural figure going back decades. Tucker Carlson is a right wing talking head. Any comparison between them is laughable and while maybe he can win a primary, the idea that he could become president is laughable. Honestly I don't even think he could win the republican nom. While I think this is Trump's party going forward I don't buy them nominating two candidates with zero government experience back to back.

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

I'd watch out for someone like Tucker Carlson, i think if he wanted to he could have a real shot using Trump's base as a starting point

Man stop it the amount of people that came on his show that owned the fukk out of him he ain’t got no chance plus the money is too good.. That guy is more of a moron than trump

 

[invincible1914]

Trump was a "successful" businessman and well known cultural figure going back decades. Tucker Carlson is a right wing talking head. Any comparison between them is laughable and while maybe he can win a primary, the idea that he could become president is laughable. Honestly I don't even think he could win the republican nom. While I think this is Trump's party going forward I don't buy them nominating two candidates with zero government experience back to back.

I’ve heard this one before.

 

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

i think it will be loonier and more unhinged... i'm both entertained and scared at the same time... as entertaining as trump was in 2015 and 2016, i didn't think he'd actually become president....

but they’re the same people




These people chose trump, not the other way around.

 

[satam55]