Mac1958
Diamond Member
The GOP - divided between traditional, pragmatic Republicans and utopian purist Libertarians who have been convinced (by the usual suspects) that they could return America to the Old West - were given the White House, House and Senate. The keys to the country, pretty much.
But while they were able to temporarily combine in November to win more electoral votes, they're demonstrating that two parties can't effectively govern, even when they have insurmountable power.
Where does the party go from here? Do the Libertarians really think they'll pick up more seats now, or are they going to wake up to the fact that incremental victories are FAR better than all-or-nothing defeats?
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But while they were able to temporarily combine in November to win more electoral votes, they're demonstrating that two parties can't effectively govern, even when they have insurmountable power.
Where does the party go from here? Do the Libertarians really think they'll pick up more seats now, or are they going to wake up to the fact that incremental victories are FAR better than all-or-nothing defeats?
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