Cultural Capitalist

Respectfully, Dinesh, the fact that Republicans can no longer rely on a majority of White voters is an indictment of decades of poor Republican governance, not some immutable demographic reality. We spent decades alienating the very Americans who built and sustained this party through outsourcing, mass immigration, stagnant wages, and the destruction of their economic prospects. Now we’re told the solution is to abandon them further and assemble a patchwork of competing ethnic constituencies? What would Bob and his son say about this? I can welcome Americans of any background if they truly share our interests and values. But a party that must continually bargain with foreign ethnic interest groups at the expense of its own principles isn’t building a coalition. It’s conducting a hostage negotiation. Why is winning back the White working and middle classes treated as an impossibility rather than the obvious first order of business? Why is catering to the only people who actually vote Republican have to carry a massive asterisk that YOUR co-ethnics must approve it first? We don’t have a demographic problem we cannot solve. We have a governance problem we refuse to fix.