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Shades of 2006? What this election does, and doesn’t, have in common with Democratic wave 20 years ago

Political analysts are looking to past election cycles to predict what might happen this year. Popular examples include 2018, the year of the midterm elections during President Donald Trump’s first term, and 2010, given the current tea party-like climate in the Democratic Party. Top Cook Political Report editor Amy Walter goes back 20 years to […]

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Washington ExaminerLean R·1h ago
Shades of 2006? What this election does, and doesn’t, have in common with Democratic wave 20 years ago
Political analysts are looking to past election cycles to predict what might happen this year. Popular examples include 2018, the year of the midterm elections during President Donald Trump’s first term, and 2010, given the current tea party-like climate in the Democratic Party. Top Cook Political Report editor Amy Walter goes back 20 years to […]
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