" ... My tentative conclusion is that we may be back to the nearly even balance between the parties we saw between 1995 and 2005. Since then, we've been in a period of open-field politics, with big swings to the Democrats in 2006 and 2008 and a big swing to the Republicans in 2010.
"Both sides hoped those swings would prove permanent. 2012 suggests both sides were disappointed. It looks like we're back to trench warfare politics at the national level."
Assuming the GOP doesn't simply become a carbon copy of the Cultural Marxist Party, in which case it would have to deconstruct itself by abandoning conservatives and most whites, it can still win the presidency once in awhile, for a time, as the alternative escape hatch when some Democratic administration has become an object of complete disgust and ridicule, which a Democratic president could accomplish by such things as becoming hopelessly mired in corruption or endless bloody wars, or when he or she might go completely around the bend in personal behavior, appointing a pretty palomino ambassador to Spain or wearing American-flag decorated boxers or bra to press conferences.
Of course these fairly rare opportunities will offer cold comfort to the GOP, but the 'Stupid Party' should have thought of all this when it still had some chance of stopping the legal and illegal third-world invasion , and the destruction of the GOP, Western civilization and its environment.
The larger picture will probably involve the GOP competing with a new party that will unashamedly represent the interests of European Americans and work to protect and restore an increasingly overpopulated, corrupt, violent, polluted, trash-strewn, gang-graffitied, species-on-the-ropes and generally appalling third-world American environment.
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