Tiger08
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« on: September 18, 2020, 12:27:58 PM » |
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« edited: September 18, 2020, 12:45:52 PM by Tiger08 »
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This is similar to discussions in a couple other threads, but I was thinking about Romney-Clinton areas and areas that were once Titanium R that are now less R than they once were. Assuming Biden wins by about 7 in the popular vote, which areas aren't coming back for the GOP, and which ones will they at least somewhat recover in during a Biden midterm? Where will they stop the bleeding in places they are currently losing ground and which places will continue to trend D?
For the sake of this argument, the GOP becomes a party that is now more populist and has more of a "fighting" in attitude than 2012 but without someone as controversial (to put it nicely) as Trump as its main messenger. Changes its style somewhat but keeps similar political positions to what they have at the moment with maybe a few small tweaks.
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