From WSJopinion: Donald Trump can’t win another presidential election. But neither can the Republican Party, unless it brings his voters into the fold, writes F.H. Buckley.
Wonder Land: If Donald Trump announces he’s running for president again, the 2024 election is over. Images: AFP/Getty Images Composite: Mark KellyDonald Trump can’t win another presidential election. But neither can the Republican Party, unless it brings his voters into the fold. What’s needed is Trumpism without Mr. Trump. Mr. Trump’s voters aren’t dolts who merely ask to be tossed some red meat—they focus on policies that affect their everyday lives.
In 2016, my wife and I crafted speeches for the only successful Republican presidential candidate since 2004. I laterin these pages that most middle-class voters had felt left behind in the lead-up to the election. They told pollsters they no longer believed their kids would be as well off as they had been. The American dream was fading out of reach. That should have signaled the need for radical change, but only one candidate spoke to the issue.
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