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Alabama_Indy10
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« on: September 05, 2017, 09:21:18 PM »

Pundits keep going on and on about the GOP's demographic problems.. They aren't wrong on some of these issues but the GOP is certainly not having a "nightmare." They control the presidency, both houses of congress, and 34 governorships. Not too shabby.
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« Reply #1 on: September 10, 2017, 11:22:44 PM »

Democrats were not flying higher in 1993 than 2009, their president only won with 43% of the vote and they lost seats in congress. Also the GOP was much more popular in 1993 than 2009 as the Reagan/Bush years were much more popular than the Bush Jr years

I was using AlabamaIndy's logic to make my point. It doesn't matter how little Clinton won by, or whether Democrats lost a handful of seats. The point was that in terms of raw political power, Democrats were even in a better situation than Republicans were right now, and yet that all ended rather quickly. Hence it not being a good predictor of future success.

That just goes to show how strong of a 2 party country we are. And how the demise of either party is greatly overstated.
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