George Will, a very conservative columnist who "left" the Republican over Trump's nomination has an interesting column in the Washington Post (
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opin...b9e804-a6a3-11e6-ba59-a7d93165c6d4_story.html)
Will points out the changing demographics in the US will require political parties to pitch a bigger tent.
"In 2016, Republicans won a ruinous triumph that convinced them that they can forever prosper by capturing an ever-larger portion of an ever-smaller portion of the electorate."
"Demography need not dictate for Republicans a grim destiny but it soon will, unless they act to counter adverse trends. Republicans should absorb Tim Alberta’s data in
National Review: Arizona whites have gone from 74 percent to 54 percent of the population in 25 years; minorities will be a majority there by 2022. Texas minorities became a majority in 2004; whites are now 43 percent of the population. Nevada is 52 percent white and projected to be majority-minority in 2020. Georgia is 54 percent white, heading for majority-minority in 2026. Because of inexorably rising minorities, Clinton, an epically untalented candidate, did better than Obama did in 2012 in Georgia, Texas, Arizona and where 1 in 8 Americans lives — California."
! never ending amount of nice shiny ones driving around here on UN plates....apart from the odd new range rover on UN plates of course.....love to hear their reasoning for needing one of those!
