The Republican Party’s Future
By Pete Ketcham
Republicans are divided on who would be the best candidate for the forthcoming 2024 presidential election. Although there were eight candidates at the recent debate, in reality there are only three or four viable candidates in addition to Trump.
Many Republicans feel that the winning course of action is to leave Trump and his litigation “baggage” behind and start afresh with another candidate. They believe that it is best to ignore the Democrat’s illegal manipulation of the 2020 & 2022 elections, and concentrate on the 2024 election. The following issues would seem to be some of the things to consider on which course of action to take.
- If there is to be a successful long term political future for the Republican party, the Democrats cannot be allowed to steal a presidential election with no ramifications and prosecute the defeated president for questioning the legality of the election. This is the action of a “banana republic” and simply cannot be allowed to continue if we are to remain a constitutional republic.
- The Democrats have chosen Trump as the prime target to direct their attacks on, but it is evident that any Republican candidate that has the potential to win an election will be treated the same way.
- The poles indicate that Trump is going to be the Republican candidate, but the grim reality is that due to all the indictments Trump will probably lose the general election due to being publicly demonized as a convicted felon. Also, the misuse of the 14th amendment may keep him off various blue state ballets.
Lastly, the Republican party needs to realize that what ever the future holds, they are no longer dealing with an opposing legitimate political party, but with an organized crime enterprise that will not hesitate to use any illegitimate means available to win.
Related: Democrat Political Crime Syndicate
