I know many American conservatives dislike the current crop of GOP anyways, many of them called RINO's etc whether on here or other forums/twitter. I've heard some suggest that the GOP don't even want to lead, they want to be led, submissively happy to be in the "spoiler role", content to yell and scream "this and that needs to be done", feigning being men of action, until they actually have the power to do it.
So, ultimately, will it be a good outcome for America and the world that libertarianism/conservatism is wiped off the face of the Western world, or is it problematic? There is no way that global socialists and people far more powerful than any single party or candidate is going to let such an easy opportunity to manipulate the outcome of the U.S election, all in the shadows; to pass them by. Look how overt they were in their resistance to Trump in 2016, imagine this could all be done under the hood?
There is little doubt that many want America to be run by Brussels and Beijing.
Many Republicans or in fact former Republicans in some cases, were Republicans with views like that of George W. Bush, John McCain, George H.W. Bush, Ronald Reagan. The Republican party in 2020 in many ways, is the opposite or at least very different from where the Republican party was 12 years ago. Its the TRUMP/Tea Party now, which has very little to do with Reagan's party. I think the only Reagan Republican left in congress is MITT ROMNEY.
Views that are regarded as Conservative/Libertarian, liberal are found in any political party. In addition, U.S. political party's often change over time. I think the Democrats are going to sweep the elections on November 3, 2020. The Democrats will control The U.S. House Of Representatives like they do now, the U.S. Senate, and the White House. It will be a major defeat for the current TRUMP/Tea Party version of the Republican party. It will probably be another 8 years before the Republican Party will be able to effectively compete for control in Congress and The White House and their ability to do so will largely depend on how they repudiate and cast off the last 10 years of the TEA PARTY and Donald Trump.
In the long run, the Republican Party will reform itself and become competitive again whether its in 2028 or years later. But it will be a very different Party from the Trump/Tea Party version, and will likely be somewhat different even from the Reagan/Bush/McCain version. It will be reformed and positioned to be competitive in being able to win whatever the political center of the country is at that time. It will likely be a party that supports some form of Universal Health Care, a higher minimum wage, pro-immigration policies and be very sensitive to Hispanic Americans as the party once was under George W. Bush. In the future demographically, Hispanic voters will make up larger percentage of the voting population. This will impact the entire country, and really impact particular states like Florida and Texas. The Republican Party cannot compete for the White House without Florida and Texas where Hispanics make up a larger percentage of the population year after year.
The Republican Party will change, evolve, and grow into a party that is once again competitive in national elections.