Then, I guess, I am going to surely leave my sympathies to GOP aside. I simply don't want to be a part of party cruicial part of which consists of WWC and Blue Collars. I just despise those people for their social and economic stances. Being myself from upper-middle class family by standards of my country and a freshman college student who plans to live in suburb and being middle-class like my parents, I just don't want reach out to them. It's above me. Me and some miner HAVE ABSOLUTELY NO JOINT INTERESTS. And that's not changing.
If I ever end up in USA I will be voting for Libertarian Party. Sadly neoconservativism and Reaganism are dying and I won't find a place for me in both parties in a decade or even less 
Why, though? I mean, it doesn't bother me if you feel that way, but that's not a wise stance for any political party to make. The US isn't like most of Europe which has several smaller parties with narrow, even niche coalitions. The GOP has to work within the confines of the 2 party system.
Also, it would be a brazen mis-characterization to assume that the vast majority of 4 year degree voters are staunch supply siders and budget hawks. The keynesian neo-liberalism that is the establishment norm (which most of these voters and the majority of the country supports) is not some right-wing view. They probably heavily supported Reaganomics in 1985, and maybe even 1995, but the economics of Sowell/Friedman/Rothbard (which I've read alot in 2013-2015) are a minority position in the US, and has been for some period of time.
Just it hurts me to realise that in 10-year time people with views like me (I am looking at you, OSR and Mark Meadows) will be a minority that won't have any political representation.
And nothing can be done to stop this tide at all this time. Reagan Revolution era in Conservativism unfortunately nears it's end.
Well, I guess Libertarian Party would be cracking around 6-8% by 2036. 
OSR actually isn't too dissapointed by whats happening in policy, hes more anti-trump as in Trump the man.
