We're seeing a major realignment of the voting public, and it will continue for a number of years, and the only real threat will be if the DNC tries to soften its message and marginalize the radicals currently trying to stage a takeover. The big hurdle will be in 2024, but it's difficult to believe that the POTUS hasn't planned that far ahead.
The last time we had this kind of realignment was due to the Vietnam War; before that, the New Deal; prior to that, WWI.
The DNC has been trying to establish a single party state at least since the time of Wilson. Republicans tend to have less identification with the party because free thinkers don't fit in the party-first doctrinaire nature of the Demagogic Party. Emancipation happened under Republican majorities, that's also when women got the vote.
And yet, Eisenhower was elected to, and served out, two consecutive terms, and the previous Republican to pull that off was U.S. Grant.
I realize the shift is occuring and have an idea of what it implies, but what concerns me, as I said, is demorats abandoning the sinking ship o’ DNC and carrying their leftardic disease to re-infest the GOP.
We’re just, finally, starting to break the back of the uniparty GOPe.