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How Can the Republicans Win?
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Published: 2009-04-27 18:30:01
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Matt Bai discusses how the republicans can win the presidency
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How the Republicans win the presidency?
Well, they’re in the tough spot. You know, I wouldn’t to be a Republican candidate right now because the president is so unpopular. He has so damaged the brain of his party, so as the Republican Congress. And none of these guys, for very practical and political reasons have been willing or able to really firmly break the President.
I would say that their candidate, it depends who the candidate is and how easy this is, but my completely armchair, uninformed point of view would be that, for a republican candidate win in 2008, they’re going to have break strongly with the legacy of this administration and the legacy of Congressional Republicans and articulate a new way forward that separates them from the recent path.
Well, they’re in the tough spot. You know, I wouldn’t to be a Republican candidate right now because the president is so unpopular. He has so damaged the brain of his party, so as the Republican Congress. And none of these guys, for very practical and political reasons have been willing or able to really firmly break the President.
I would say that their candidate, it depends who the candidate is and how easy this is, but my completely armchair, uninformed point of view would be that, for a republican candidate win in 2008, they’re going to have break strongly with the legacy of this administration and the legacy of Congressional Republicans and articulate a new way forward that separates them from the recent path.
