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« on: August 09, 2015, 04:13:07 AM »
« edited: August 09, 2015, 04:17:11 AM by Computer09 »

For all the talk about the GOP field, is the party really better off winning in 2017? If they win and attempt to cut taxes on the wealthy, repeal the healthcare law the new President will hit 40% approval within 8 months. The 2018 elections would then see Dems gaining Governorships in WI, MI, FL and possibly more like OH, GA along with sleeper races. One can see a Carter style single term where the country's changing social attitudes and demographics come roaring back at the GOP. At this point, Dems could win around a 56-57% victory and 400 electoral votes. Redistricting year too.

Of course if Hillary wins the GOP will benefit if a recession occurs during her term and Democratic fatigue is always an issue after 12 years. Not to mention Congress won't change hands before 2020 redistricting.
I totally agree with this I believe that 2016 will either be 1976 or 1988 and 2020 will either be 1980 and 1992. 2017-2021 will be a bad time to win most likely if an establishment or fringe figure from either party is elected
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