How does the Republican Party of the future win over minority voters?

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It has been agreed by most people out there (or, at least on this forum) that the Republicans need to appeal to minority voters in the future to remain a viable political force. However, how can the future Republican Party appeal to America's nonwhite voters?

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We will eventually have a Democratic president who oversees disastrous economic times and/or an unpopular war, and there will be a realignment due to the self-correcting nature of our politics.

There wasn't a realignment in 2008 when Bush presided over both.

The national popular vote swung Democratic by 9.6 points, and Democrats picked up 113 electoral votes by flipping nine states plus NE-02. That's pretty significant.

I don't know how reliable the Atlas considers Wikipedia, but 2008 is listed as a "possible modern realigning election" on the page about realigning elections.