For many, New Year’s Eve is fraught with excitement and anticipation.
As human beings the world over look to leave their problems behind and build on their successes into the new year, resolutions are made by billions of individuals looking to improve their lot in life. Gyms fill up, blenders make tasteless smoothies, and smokers quit for the last time, hopefully.
Actress and comedienne Jane Curtin, most notable for her primetime television acting and her stint as one of Saturday Night Live’s original cast members, has set some lofty goals for herself.
“My New Year’s resolution,” Curtin said while appearing as a guest on CNN’s live New Year’s Eve special, “is to make sure that the Republican Party dies.”
Curtin, who appeared alongside Melissa McCarthy’s probable Oscar-getter Can You Ever Forgive Me?, set the bar fairly high.
Though the relationship between our nation’s two main political parties has been contentious for the greater portion of two centuries, most citizens and elected officials realize the need for at least two choices. While most candidates and elected officials are expected if not encouraged to criticize and cajole their counterparts on the other end of the aisle, a lack of choice is certain to foster complacency among those tasked with representing the wishes of the electorate.
That said, only one of the two major parties nominated, bankrolled, and supported Donald Trump. Provided we can swap the GOP for a new second party, Curtin might be onto something.
Gotta hear both sides.
DISCUSSION
The RNC is running out of money due to the fact that it is paying for the different legal fees of those Trump people associated with the Mueller investigation.
News stories since 2012 have been written that republicans are perceived as old and white people that are an angry, vocal yet a minority in the country’s ever browning and changing population. Complaints from young republicans having trouble meeting like minded young people regardless of their dating apps.
Curtain doesn’t have to do anything, the republicans will become extinct on their own unless they adapt and they haven’t done that since the 50's.