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« on: February 28, 2012, 11:38:36 PM » |
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the post World War II era?
In my opinion there are two I can think of:
1958 - this is the election where the urban north finally abandoned the GOP once and for all
1974 - this IMO was the beginning of the Democratic party as we know today and pretty much locked the GOP out of a congressional majority for the next 20 years. This signaled the end of the old dixiecrat congressman controlling all the committees and the beginning of an influx of a lot of younger more liberal congressman who would gradually work their way up the seniority ladder such as Waxman or Miller.
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