Can the GOP win back the Suburbs without sacrificing WWC voters?

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It's no secret that the Republican Party is hemorrhaging suburban voters at an alarming rate in areas all around the country. From Cobb and Gwinnett counties in my state, to Tarrant County in Texas, to Orange County in California, there seems to be a uniform shift away from Republicans in these areas. My question is, is it possible for Republicans to win back these wealthier, more educated suburban voters while at the same time maintaining their gains with voters in the white working class?

If it's not possible, and Republicans can only win one group, which should they prioritize?

[TPIG]

This is a stupid question and you should feel stupid for posting it.

Well I wouldn't necessarily call it stupid. After all, before Trump, the GOP was winning  with suburbanites as well as the WWC (though by a lower margin). I'd say wishful thinking is more the proper term.