and many Democrats were convinced Clinton would win, so they didn't show up to vote for her

It was the perfect combination of enthusiasm among the right subgroups

the question is,

can we repeat this same formula in 2020?

I believe for now,

we should assume we cannot

even if,

we manage to satisfy the White Working Class,

by cleansing small towns of Non-Whites,

there is still going to be a large segment of voters,

that didn't show up in 2016,

and are going to show up in 2020

they don't take the same chance they did before

where I'm getting at is,

we need to win over a new subgroup

the base needs to grow in order to be safe for 2020

White College Grads/Soccer Moms/Suburbanites are one possiblity

They swung away from Trump,

not because of his policy,

but his rhetoric

I'm not suggesting Trump should transform into a sophistic

far from it,

Hell, his politically incorrect no-filter approach is what makes him popular among the base

Trump has to somehow mold White Grads

alter them into the mindset of the White Working Class

Such a radical transformation of a subgroup is difficult, but not impossible

If time has shown anything, it's that values can flip, and flip rapidly

One of the reasons that College Whites don't share the same level of racial animosity as Non-College Whites,

is because many, don't live with them

The reason Whites in the Midwest shifted so hard to the right in 2016 was because the rapid diversification of the region in the last 15 years

Now,

I'm not suggesting,

that we should somehow relocate a bunch of Non-Whites into affluent White suburbs to make them vote Republican,

what I am saying is we need to somehow expose them to what it _would_ be like if they happen moved in

This is a theory, and I could be wrong on this for all I know,

but I think one of the reasons these White-Flight communities shifted blue is because the inhabitants forgot their experience among Non-Whites

According to the study @Walter Johnson discovered, Whites will often stop voting Republican once communities become less Non-White again

This short attention span among voters is common

I don't have a real strategy for inciting racial animosity among the population (it's happening as we speak, but it might not be fast enough),

so I believe it's something worth pondering until then

Now,