Going Forward: How Will This Election Affect the Democratic and Republican Parties?

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This is more of a prediction thread that I expect to be upped a lot.

I will add in my own predictions later because I'm in transit, but it is interesting.
 

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Without even having a nominee yet it has already divided the gop. I think Trump wins the nominee outright and loses to Hiliary in the general. I think a lot of establishment republicans won't vote for him or vote at all.
 

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Think you'll see the democrats move more towards truly becoming the party of Michael Bloomberg; defenders of finance and capital, with a moderate commitment to social justice and an ever weakening inclination to labor.

Republicans will become a rural and suburban populist party. Animating around immigration. Probably becoming very anti-banker over time.
 

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Both parties split

Democrats will divide into two parties. One will be of big business and corporate interests ( neo liberal free trade, lower corporate tax, socially moderate) that get independents and moderate Republicans and the other will be of blue collar economically liberal populist ideals ( carefully monitored trade, social liberalism, enhanced social programs)

Republicans will split, Moderate Republicans shift to the Centrist party the democrats are in and more reactionary republicans develop a philopshy of nationalism ( carefully monitored free trade, tight immigration reforms, etc)
 

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progressives vs neo-liberals

fascism vs neo-conservatives

The first of those groups in the parties to wake people up to the civil oligarchy we live in takes over the future.
 

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I think it'll be another 10-15 years before we see serious change in the GOP; the oldest/whitest demographic of that party won't allow them to do much now so they kind of have to be waited out.


Dems? :francis:

They'll probably always be weak and inept. So yeah, I don't really see this election changing that much.
 

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I think it'll be another 10-15 years before we see serious change in the GOP; the oldest/whitest demographic of that party won't allow them to do much now so they kind of have to be waited out.


Dems? :francis:

They'll probably always be weak and inept. So yeah, I don't really see this election changing that much.
They're not weak. They're frauds.
 
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