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Hi All
I've been following American politics for about 10 years now and I have gradually been watching them become less welcoming towards Black/Hispanic and other minorities.
It's obvious at this point that they are mostly aiming for the support of just one (and still very large) demographic, which is the white/white male vote.
Fortunately for them, some minorities are so small they don't have to worry if they never vote of them, but what about the black and Hispanic vote?
I believe that soon the GOP will no longer be able to afford to continue to ignore these demographics, and if they do, they will cease to be a party which can compete in General Elections, and as cycles go by less significant (by percentage who vote) elections.
This is because as other demographics are growing at a faster rates, the White share of the vote is decreasing. As a result, by 2050 the White population will no longer be the majority of the US.
How can the party continue with their current sentiments towards blacks (currently 14% of pop) and Hispanics (17% of pop) when combined they'll make a greater share of the population?
Are they committing political suicide by continuing in this direction?
I've made a video which in part address this, you can find here
As usual, I'd like to here your thought.
DDAdvocator
No it's not. Unless we start voting third party, which America does not like doing, we'll never get rid of either side of the Republocrat Party.