Can the Democrat Party survive a Trump victory?

[Missourian]

Of course, but under such circumstances the California and New York politicians would be weakened and forced to move back to the middle, look out for Americas Middle Class.

That's what I'd like to see...a move back to the center...a distancing from woke nonsense...and a reinvigorated push toward the working class.

But that makes way too much sense .

 

[ThisIsMe]

Right now, President Trump is winning every swing state.
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Sure, the margins are thin...about +1 on average.

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But, if we use 2020 as a guide, Trump overperformed in every swing state except Pennsylvania...

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So a Trump victory is very possible.

Especially as voting is already underway in many states, thanks to changes in early voting that Democrats championed. Crunch time is not coming, it's here. You might say "17 days left"...but in actually, time is up.

But that is neither here nor there for the sake of this thread.

The fact is Trump has a good chance of being the 47th president and only the second president to serve non-consecutive terms.


The question is, what effect would a Trump win have on the Democrat party? With all the time, effort, money and reputation they have staked on destroying President Trump, can the Democrat party survive this kind of repudiation?

Posts stating "Trump isn't going to win" will be ignored and removed as off topic.

For the purpose of this thread, President Trump is hypothetically the winner.

The question is...what happens to the Democrats and their allies in media.

Yes, they will survive, just like the repubs will survive a Harris victory. I’d like to think we’re a pretty durable country. We can stop with all of the sky is falling silliness now.

 

[Thunderbird]

Of course, but under such circumstances the California and New York politicians would be weakened and forced to move back to the middle, look out for Americas Middle Class.

A Trump victory will be good for the Democratic Party. We can push out the Dick Cheney allies, the warmongers, the transgender crazies. Kick the reigning elite down the stairs.

 

[skye]

I voted expect violence....

For some reason I can't get that ugly thought out of my mind!

 

[lafayette]

You are not up is the point. No one knows what is up as both candidates top various polls.

 

[lafayette]

I voted expect violence....

For some reason I can't get that ugly thought out of my mind!

I dearly hope you are wrong, but whatever side loses must control their impulse.

 

[SweetSue92]

Right now, President Trump is winning every swing state.
.

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Sure, the margins are thin...about +1 on average.

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But, if we use 2020 as a guide, Trump overperformed in every swing state except Pennsylvania...

View attachment 1028508

So a Trump victory is very possible.

Especially as voting is already underway in many states, thanks to changes in early voting that Democrats championed. Crunch time is not coming, it's here. You might say "17 days left"...but in actually, time is up.

But that is neither here nor there for the sake of this thread.

The fact is Trump has a good chance of being the 47th president and only the second president to serve non-consecutive terms.


The question is, what effect would a Trump win have on the Democrat party? With all the time, effort, money and reputation they have staked on destroying President Trump, can the Democrat party survive this kind of repudiation?

Posts stating "Trump isn't going to win" will be ignored and removed as off topic.

For the purpose of this thread, President Trump is hypothetically the winner.

The question is...what happens to the Democrats and their allies in media.

Yep. Already voted in my swing state

 

[IM2]

Bullshit.

If the Chiefs are playing the Chargers and the score is 17-10 at the two minute warning...at that moment, the team that is ahead at that moment is winning the game.

The other team is behind.

Your team is behind.

My team is currently winning.

The game starts on election day. Right now you're watching the pregame and making predictions.

 

[IM2]

I dearly hope you are wrong, but whatever side loses must control their impulse.

The violence is more likely to happen if Trump loses. Or if states with election deniers in positions to certify the election refusing to do so if Harris wins the state.