The election already seems like a distant memory, and thankfully so.
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The flow of media postmortems has slowed to a trickle. Within that once-mighty flow, however, I missed a shining diamond in the Washington Post – Charles Krauthammer's take on what the GOP needs to change to be successful going forward. Here's a hint: nothing. It doesn't need to change anything. Well just one thing, I guess:
For the party in general, however, the problem is hardly structural. It requires but a single policy change: Border fence plus amnesty.
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Yes, amnesty. Use the word.
That takes care of the Hispanic vote! Problem solved. Electoral success guaranteed.
Republicans lost the election not because they advanced a bad argument but because they advanced a good argument not well enough. Romney ran a solid campaign, but he is by nature a Northeastern moderate.
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Spoken like a man who is wrong about everything. He's also pretty excited about the next generation of GOP celebrities:
Behind him, the party has an extraordinarily strong bench. In Congress — Paul Ryan, Marco Rubio, Kelly Ayotte, (the incoming) Ted Cruz and others. And the governors — Bobby Jindal, Scott Walker, Nikki Haley, plus former governor Jeb Bush and the soon-retiring Mitch Daniels.
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It's not merely strong; it's extraordinarily strong.
I didn't even have the heart to give this the full FJM, as it's 4 weeks old and monumentally stupid. Read it all yourself if you dare, and Republicans, take comfort in this 70 year old white guy's prognostication. Everything's fine.