Why The Republican Party Is DOOMED

A 19-year-old listener calls in to talk about how the demographics are so stacked against the Republican Party.

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One quick thing that I've noticed is that I've been looking to you to bring up the Evangelical thing and I've been reading reports that Gen Z is on record to be the most atheistic generation due to the fact that we have like the Library of Alexandria within our pocket. Right. And I'm wondering as time progresses you know this is like a hopeful maybe naive but truly optimistic view I think the Republican party is losing its grip. Because I feel like once the older voters like the Baby Boomers start to pass on they're really going to lose their base. Because if you look at the youth turnout for the midterms yep younger people voted blue all the way down. I voted for Jason Martin. I hate our two senators. Marshall Blackburn reminds me of just some like Facebook radicalized moms in the suburbs. Yeah, he called Biden's Ira socialism but then you have. Governor Bill Lee with a big [ __ ] fat fake check of like all the money that Biden gave us. Right. People were calling them out as you voted against it you know and Bill Haggerty was just some radio host. I'll tell you I think in the main I tend to agree with you. And when I'm looking for optimism that's exactly what I think about. And if you look at and I think that's what the Republican Party understands too. Because that is why I mean what we are witnessing now is minoritarian Rule. right? Where you have their two last presidents who have been elected with less than popular votes losing the popular vote. The Senate Republicans in the Senate are representative of something like 20 to 30 to 40 million fewer people than the Democrats are relative to the last you know depending on which election you look at. And you have the Supreme Court which is radically changing the country and the laws. And they the majority of those people the majority of the majority were appointed by Republic by presidents who also you know again didn't win the popular vote. And arguably one of those seats was stolen. So I think your optimism about demographics is correct. But I'm not sure that that necessarily translates into the type of political reform that we need. But I hope and I hope you know like if you're any if you're indicative of it I'm happy about it. and I appreciate the call.