Fox News host in new broadside at GOP: 'We will not not win elections'

PoliticsFox News host warns that Republicans ‘will not win elections’ unless they stop doing thisTomi Lahren seen at Politicon 2016 at The Pasadena Convention Center on Saturday, June 25, 2016, in Pasadena, CA. (Photo by Colin Young-Wolff/Invision/AP)Colin Young-Wolff/Invision/APBy Tom Wrobleski | wrobleski@siadvance.comFox News host Tomi Lahren has an ominous warning for Republicans, saying that the GOP “will not win elections” unless the party changes its ways. “I know a lot of Republicans don’t want to hear this, but the Right is on the verge of making the same mistake with young women that the Left did with young men,” Lahren said on OutKick’s “Tomi Lahren is Fearless,” per Mediaite.She said, “I know some of these women are fun to mock, and I get it and I do it too, BUT we have to do better if we want to bring them over to our side.”“If we totally alienate young women we will not win elections,” said the co-host of Fox’s “The Big Weekend Show.” Lahren said: “We have to find a way to appeal to them.”She added: “Making fun of ‘girl bosses’ and telling women they shouldn’t value their careers too much make might for some fun podcast banter but it’s alienating and pissing off a lot of otherwise conservative women. Just thought you should know.”Lahren then named “the ultimate advocate for ‘girl bosses’: President Donald Trump.It’s not the first time in that Lahren has taken the GOP to task. Earlier this week she launched a scathing broadside at Republicans, blaming the GOP’s mishandling of the economy for the rise of socialism in America. “Let’s be frank about it, some Americans are turning to socialism because Republicans have failed us so dismally that even the most destructive economic model imaginable feels palatable to people who are struggling to make ends meet and buy groceries,” she said.A 1987 graduate of Fordham University's College at Lincoln Center, Tom began working at the Staten Island Advance in 1995. The native Staten Islander started his career at the Advance as a community board...