[Jack Black]

The default position for the Right in America since WW2 has been to lose. We usually lose gracefully, like an over-the-hill boxer who get's a warm-up to the title-fight slot, we know in our bones we're not there to win, but it's still a thrill to be in the contest.

But that's really not good enough when it's the future of our country we are talking about.

The author makes some suggestions for action that can be taken to try to slow or stop the inevitable progression of Red States to Blue. Can we keep Texas Red? Or is the eventual conversion of Texas to Blue - ala California, Oregon and Washington more-or-less a done deal?

iIthout Texas it's hard to color in an Electoral College map that results in a GOP victory. Can we maintain the things we care about, like the First Amendment, Second Amendment and the rest of the Bill or RIghts (not to mention "reality based reality" that includes things like the existence of only two genders) or will we lose gracefully on all that too.

The less possible political solutions become the more likely we end up with kinetic solutions.

CWII PING!

[NFHale]

“...The less possible political solutions become the more likely we end up with kinetic solutions. ...”

It’s inevitable. History proves it.