The demolition of the Republican party by Trump's nomination is exactly the result many people are hoping to see if they vote for him for president. The dismantling of a corrupt system run by corporate money rather than true democracy and perpetuated by the false choice of the two party system. Those believing Trump's lack of logic and grace are a lock for his failure in the coming election are severely misdiagnosing the broader illness that infects America.

It's hilarious seeing his supporters say the polls are lying because he draws big crowds.

Hillary got an absolutely massive post convention bump. Up huge in latest Fox and projected to win EC by near 180 votes. Every swing state currently trends her direction, some by huge margins.

Saw something saying she's pulling ads from Colorado/Virginia because she's up so much in the polls.

Would love to see a poll from Texas at this point.

A new poll showed Clinton leading by 4 in GA.

The Republican party very well may be, in fact, dead. It seems extremely unlikely that anybody wins a national election in 2020 or 2024, and the Dems bench is clearly deeper with the demographics clearly heading their way too.

the Republican party outside of Trump/presidential elections doesn't have significant issues with Hispanics. From the 2006 midterm to 2010 midterm, Hispanics vote for Republicans went from 30% to 39%. Still not strong but they can tap into that demographic in the future outside of Trump and they can get better. There's been plenty of Latino Republican politicans and there will continue to be.

The issue for the Republicans frankly would be if Trump wins. Trump losing would allow the party to easily reject him after this election and revamp themselves for the 2018 midterms.

people keep acting as if the strength of the party relies on the party winning the Presidency. I don't understand why people act as if the Republicans won't control at least one part of Congress after these elections. And as long as they do that they'll be fine.

And Republicans have had this "image" issue of too "white" and not diverse enough for years before Trump and it's still around. This "eventually it will hurt them" is true but also ignorant of the fact that a lot of parts of this country is white and will remain white. The increase in diversity of this country isn't being spread evenly across every state. So even if the Republicans remain a party that appeals mostly to white people, that still can give them a lot of Senate and House seats and potentially even a Presidency if they manage to nominate someone who isn't insane.