The Meryl Streep stuff is old news. I'm more interested in the discussion beginning around the 6 minute mark when the other guy (who is he?) mentions an AP story on the deleterious effect that repatriating jobs will have on Mexico. Where was this concern when the same jobs were being lost in the US? Why did the Dem party cease to be the party which cared about Americans? It seems it all began when they got the brilliant notion that white middle America was dying and they (the D's), may as well push their elders off the cliff and sidle up to the newcomers from south of the border.* Dems thought that America had reached a political tipping point when it was safe to disrespect white middle Americans. They learned a hard lesson and now they will have to regain the political upper hand, state-by-state. Demography may be destiny but the getting there is unpredictable.
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*This view was shared by some on the right -- cf. Kevin D. Williamson.
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"Demography may be destiny but the getting there is unpredictable."
Somewhere, Ross Perot is smiling and thinking "Ah, so now you can hear the giant sucking sound!"
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