GOP or Dems: Doomed if they win in '16

[EliteLX]

So, another big picture to look at here is after the current slow rebound of the economy we are due for a correction hear sometime before ~2020ish. This is agree'd on by many big economists to expect this sort of default in the next 4-6 years, so whoever win's in '16 will definitely take some heat for another likely minor recession. Which the other party will capitalize on in the 2020 elections.

For the GOP, this is a double-edged sword, as if they pull out a slim W and finally win the American's public trust with the highest office in '16 and a recession striking quickly as they begin their fiscal agenda, RIP to the GOP in national elections for a bit. At the same time, if Hilldog takes a seat in the executive spot, she will already have a lot of the nation very skeptical about trusting her as a leader. If a recession sets into place and thing's start going down hill, it will immediately having people jumping to conclusions and reaffirm the public's worries and will most likely lead to a booming Rubio 2020 win.

Discuss!

[EliteLX]

The benefits of holding the presidency always outweigh the risks.

I think this is kind of empty rhetoric for both sides of the argument. For Hilldog, could possibly result in an exciting BIG GOP executive comeback in 2020, for 'Pubs, it could mean getting jammed from national office for another long period as well as loss of public trust with holding executive office.

Rubio isn't charismatic enough to ever win the Presidency.

In comparison to Kasich, Hillary Clinton, .etc? We will have to agree to disagree on a massive scale here, unless I'm not picking up your sarcasm.

[EliteLX]

So, another big picture to look at here is after the current slow rebound of the economy we are due for a correction hear sometime before ~2020ish. This is agree'd on by many big economists to expect this sort of default in the next 4-6 years, so whoever win's in '16 will definitely take some heat for another likely minor recession. Which the other party will capitalize on in the 2020 elections.

This is not true and so this is a silly discussion.

Ah right that's correct, close thread folks!

/sarcasm

[EliteLX]

Like it or not, Republicans can't win in 2016. Period. I do expect them to do extremely well in 2018 and 2020 (when they oust Clinton), though. The Democratic realignment that began in 2006 will end in 2018.

Interesting. I don't think it's a for sure yet, but Dems have an edge heading into 2016 if they don't  up, which Hillary look's like she's already avoiding doing that. A long time to go.

Should Hillary be in when 2020 comes around, I'd expect a secure 2020 realignment back right for that national election. A Rubio 2020 win would not surprise me.