What is the best strategy for the GOP going forward?

[bobloblaw]

Whatever the GOP is doing is working. They have bigger majorities than anytime since 1928

Dont forget the "GOP" isnt just President. It is also the local recorder of deeds, the city council, the state legislator. By that measure the GOP is the majority party. The Dems are in a similar position to the GOP with Ford in 1975. They have the WH but nothing else.

[bobloblaw]

I don't think the Democratic Party will have huge majority among latinos forever.

In the future, white latinos may be only white. That's what happened with other non-Anglo Saxon white groups.

Latinos running away from poverty in Latin America are usually Democratic. But Cuban Americans are Republican. They were rich citizens running away from Castro regime. Nowadays, there are many rich citizens from other Latin American countries moving to the USA running away from the elected center-left governments. They are like cuban immigrants. When they become American citizens, many of them will probably vote Republican.

I saw a story how the US in 2050 will filled with whites who have hispanic last names. Intermarriage will dilute hispanic identity and loyalty to the Dem party. The Dems need racial and ethnic hatred.