Yeah, yeah.

“These days, Republicans have the desperate aura of an endangered species. They lost Congress, then the White House; more recently, they lost a slam-dunk House election in a conservative New York district, then Senator Arlen Specter. Polls suggest that only one-fourth of the electorate considers itself Republican, that independents are trending Democratic and that as few as five states have solid Republican pluralities. And the electorate is getting less white, less rural, less Christian — in short, less demographically Republican. GOP officials who completely controlled Washington three years ago are vowing to “regain our status as a national party” and creating woe-is-us groups to resuscitate their brand, while Democrats are publishing books like The Strange Death of Republican America and 40 More Years: How the Democrats Will Rule the Next Generation. John McCain’s campaign manager recently described his party as basically extinct on the West Coast, nearly extinct in the Northeast and endangered in the Mountain West and Southwest.”

Yada, yada…

Gumwald joins the long list of dolts who have the attention span of a knat. Holding the presidency for 5 of the last 8 presidential elections and congress 14 out of the last 18 years is hardly “dead”.

Instead of wondering about if the GOP is dead, why not begin the obituary for the Democratic party. Such as Obama’s economic plans have been a dismal failure – GDP has dove 7.3 percent since he took office. People are still out of work, Henrietta Hughes is still out a home, and there’s no sign that it’s going to get any better.

The democratically controlled congress has an abysmal rating, as Obama’s slips every day (growing number who strongly disapprove.

So, Grumwald and you other Obama surrogates, I would think you have more things to worry about than the GOP, which by the way if recent history holds true will be back in power in a few years.

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