In individuals, insanity is rare; but in groups, parties, nations and epochs, it is the rule. Friedrich Nietzsche
I think Republicans want to repeat 2016 by having another candidate on the ballot who can take votes from Joe Biden (D-Delaware) in as many states as possible.
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Now Trump and Sanders have proved that it is possible to achieve radical and disruptive change by working within the two-party structure.
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Trump’s embrace of Stop & Frisk proves that anti-gun hysteria and hostility to the Constitution exist on both sides of the political aisle. Second Amendment supporters need to realize that they are a small minority in America, and in the Republican Party. If they do not they might find their rights trampled by the man they voted for.
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The Republican leadership and agenda are no longer serving the economic interests of the party’s rank and file. What’s truly interesting is that this rank and file is not the crowds of factory workers we see at the Trump rallies.
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Basic income is likely to appeal to many of the Trump voters who have been hard hit by wage stagnation and income inequality. Trump is likely to go for it after his other economic ideas; like the tariff, get exposed for the nonsense they are.
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Texas has 38 electoral votes it is the largest Red; solid-Republican, state and the only GOP bastion with a double-digit number of electors. Winning Texas would give Hillary 235 of the 270 electoral votes needed to reach the Oval Office.
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The Presidential election process has been completely disrupted; and the Libertarians could be in a position to disrupt it even more. What remains to be seen is the level of disruption they could achieve, in this year’s political environment, it could be substantial.
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