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« on: December 01, 2019, 10:51:06 PM »

If Trump wins 2020 then Pence will have the upper hand, if Trump loses its all fair game, and we could see a whole lot of new candidates making their mark. I have been waiting for this for a while, and as a disgruntled Republican who is eager for new faces, let the early speculation commence.
Its going to be a tough road for a Populist unless a Democrat wins in 2020 and its very very close. In 2024, they could still point to an initial election and a narrow loss and say "Trump was just garbage but if garbage can do that well on a populist platform, how far do you think a normal president could get on populism?"

If Trump loses by a lot, it will be seen as an indictment of populism. If Trump wins, that puts a traditional Evangelical-Properity Gospel type in the driver's seat in 2024.  If this is the case, maybe Pence will perfect a new form of intersectionalism that blends a lot of Reagan's original ideas with both W's and Trump's.
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« Reply #1 on: August 12, 2020, 08:43:45 AM »

Trump winning would definitely throw a lot of things up in the air. Not only would it make a "New Kind" of Democrat appealing in 2024, there would be a potential 6 year itch for Republicans to deal with. A lot of rising Republican stars could be discredited.

I think we should all still assume that Trump wins in 2020 and Democrats retake congress in 2022. Any deviation from that would have broader implications.
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