Are The Parties Ready For A Post Trump Future?

Colin Pascal
Jun 8
1 min read

Updated: Jul 23

Both parties have misjudged the durability of Trump's grip on American politics — Republicans by assuming his control of the GOP is permanent, Democrats by assuming his combative style must be copied to compete. The country's political future belongs to leaders who break from that model of division rather than imitate it.

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