Venting one's spleen is good. However, the outcome will be the same four years from now unless there's a change in the demographic of Republican voters. Here are some clues:
Republican Party Brand Is in Tatters as the Changing Demographics Help President Obama Deliver a Romney Shellacking
Nov 7, 2012 by JANET SHAN
The finger-pointing in the Republican Party has started and it’s about to hit a fever pitch with President Obama’s shellacking of Mitt Romney at the polls. Let me reiterate, President Obama won 303 Electoral College votes to Mitt Romney’s 206. The president also edged out Romney in the popular vote — 50% to 48%. The message the Republican Party should take from this is that it’s time to kick the lunatics out of the party and stop allowing people like Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Ann Coulter (who, by the way, accurately predicted Mitt Romney would lose), Donald Trump, John Sununu, Joe Arpaio, Bryan Fischer and other right wing extremists, to set the tone for their discourse. Mitt Romney allowed himself to be mired in the Republican race-baiting and extremism. In a word, positive is the new black. The beginning of a new era. Mr. Obama’s success speaks to the need for cooperation in Washington D.C. Trump tweeted that the “world is laughing at us.” Um, not really. It’s laughing at people like him for his idiocy.
To put it succinctly,
the Republican Party is too old, too white, too male and too extremist.
Mitt Romney’s 1950s persona was a joke to the younger and more diverse American voters. The Republican Party is in dire straits.
Read more at
http://themoderatevoice.com/167236/...ver-a-romney-shellacking/#sYzc5ZRgdyu843HY.99
GOP asks "why?" and "where do we go from here?"
CHARLES BABINGTON | November 7, 2012 05:44 PM EST |
WASHINGTON — Having
lost the popular vote in five of the last six presidential elections,
Republicans plunged Wednesday into an intense period of self-examination, blame-setting and testy debate over whether their party needs serious change or just some minor tweaks.
Read more:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/huff-wires/20121107/us-republicans-soul-searching/