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The Spectacle Blog
Jeff Lord's piece on the main site today tells the other side of the story when it comes to Barry Goldwater's landslide defeat in 1964: the 1966 elections, which marked the beginning of a Republican comeback.
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Siegfried X| 3.24.09 @ 9:33AM
It wasn't much of a comeback. It took Republicans another 30 years to get control of the House of Representatives, and 40 years to have a Republican president & congress.
Esther Chan| 3.24.09 @ 11:11AM
It is going to be very difficult as the MSM has no shame and they are totally in the tank of liberals.
Angel| 3.24.09 @ 7:36PM
Yeah, but we didn't have ACORN.