Reviving an old thread as we approach another campaign and its concluding election for president - and this topic applies once more.

While the midterm election results that resulted from young voter turnout (and conservative women opposed to the RvWade overturn) have settled, the same issues facing conservative voters remain.

Young voters continue to shift more and more toward progressive thought, and female voters on the right still poll as divided on abortion rights.

While it appears American voters in general will face another nightmarish choice between two underwhelming candidates, one must wonder how in the world conservatives will get behind a divisive candidate - simultaneously overcoming a desertion of up to 35% of female Republican voters - while also dealing with young voters increasingly turning out in large numbers to vote progressively?

There appears to be no plan in place but to label democrats as communists/marxists while demonizing progressive social ideals as evil. Is that enough? I wouldn't think so.

Is there a strategy from the Rep party I'm unaware of to recapture young voters and women?

Otherwise, it would appear drumpf is in line to lose even more spectacularly than he did in the election he continues to lie about.

Conversely, Dems are equally as underwhelming in their mobilization and strategy, but given the climate, their lackluster efforts to coalesce face fewer challenges.

Just throwing this out there for discussion...

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