100% agreed, I think that term needs to be retired permanently from the politicos and armchair enthusiasts lexicon. Voters change and shift all the time based on candidate, policy, timing, opponent or outside factors. There is no such thing as a permanent everlasting coalition. There’s a coalition that may work in one election that may n…
100% agreed, I think that term needs to be retired permanently from the politicos and armchair enthusiasts lexicon. Voters change and shift all the time based on candidate, policy, timing, opponent or outside factors. There is no such thing as a permanent everlasting coalition. There’s a coalition that may work in one election that may not have worked 2 years later or may break apart or move to the opposite party.
That is the only thing that’s permanent in American elections: change. So we need to be much more open to the seemingly impossible becoming reality whether on the left, right or middle.
100% agreed, I think that term needs to be retired permanently from the politicos and armchair enthusiasts lexicon. Voters change and shift all the time based on candidate, policy, timing, opponent or outside factors. There is no such thing as a permanent everlasting coalition. There’s a coalition that may work in one election that may not have worked 2 years later or may break apart or move to the opposite party.
That is the only thing that’s permanent in American elections: change. So we need to be much more open to the seemingly impossible becoming reality whether on the left, right or middle.