So I guess we can rule out 2016 - right?
No, I don’t think 2016 is out of the question. And I actually don’t believe that we have an electorate terminally lost to welfare addiction. A vast majority of individuals in this country still desire having an actual future with opportunity and a life worth looking forward to, rather than being relegated to ennui slumming by indefinitely on the dole.
I think there’s significant untapped desire out there for someone who can actually come out and campaign on actual vision & ideas for once, rather than the usual policy peddling to the status quo typical candidates cater to.
There’s going to have a lot of serious consideration about how the Conservative message can retooled and communicated politically in this era, in order to appeal to as many disparate elements of the Conservative-leaning populace as possible—it’ll have to be a theme inclusive to SoCons, Libertarians, etc. No more internecine bickering over the who the “True Conservatives” are and what not.
No, I don’t think 2016 is out of the question. And I actually don’t believe that we have an electorate terminally lost to welfare addiction. A vast majority of individuals in this country still desire having an actual future with opportunity and a life worth looking forward to, rather than being relegated to ennui slumming by indefinitely on the dole.
I think there’s significant untapped desire out there for someone who can actually come out and campaign on actual vision & ideas for once, rather than the usual policy peddling to the status quo typical candidates cater to.
There’s going to have a lot of serious consideration about how the Conservative message can retooled and communicated politically in this era, in order to appeal to as many disparate elements of the Conservative-leaning populace as possible—it’ll have to be a theme inclusive to SoCons, Libertarians, etc. No more internecine bickering over who the “True Conservatives” are and what not.