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Question: What is the most likely theory?
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Economics taking centre stage
 
#2
Country moving to the left
 
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morgieb
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« on: April 07, 2012, 09:27:01 PM »

I have figured out that there will probably be a political realignment over the next few years. The scenarios I've narrowed it down to are....

Obama Wins

Not much changes immediately. A reformer who's moderate-conservative (think Chris Christie) wins in 2016. However, people start to tire of conservative policies, and he gets voted out in 2020 for a populist type. Eventually, the parties move towards left-right economic policies, and ignore cultural wars. Libertarians start to win Republican primaries, and populists start to win Democratic primaries. Some of the South moves towards the Democrats, ditto the North and Republicans.

Romney Wins

Romney starts off moderate. But after conservatives get annoyed, he starts giving the base red meat, and gets the court to strike down Roe v. Wade. Eventually, lefties get pissed off, and there is a major cultural war ala the 60's. No matter what Romney does, his goose is cooked, and the country moves to the left. Maybe even too left if the economy is still bad.
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