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DavidDvorkin Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Oct-16-10 10:00 AM
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1. Reagan wasn't iconic at the time.
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  -1982 Republicans were not at all ENTHUSIASTIC. denem  Oct-16-10 09:44 AM   #0 
  - Reagan wasn't iconic at the time.  DavidDvorkin   Oct-16-10 10:00 AM   #1 
  - Er ... The Evil Empire Speech (June 1982)  denem   Oct-16-10 10:03 AM   #2 
     - Nonetheless, at the time of the 1982 midterms, he was both unpopular and not yet iconic  DavidDvorkin   Oct-16-10 06:02 PM   #3 
     - Sounds even more like 2010 then.  DFLforever   Oct-16-10 06:06 PM   #4 
     - So? his popularity fell down to about 36% in 1983--he wasn't the icon the media spinned him into  book_worm   Oct-16-10 10:40 PM   #6 
     - It was March 8, 1983  Ter   Oct-17-10 12:13 AM   #7 
  - So all is lost then.  Kdillard   Oct-16-10 06:10 PM   #5 
  - So what are you trying to say, Obama will win re-election by winning 49 states?  Ter   Oct-17-10 12:15 AM   #8 
  - Thank you  golfguru   Oct-17-10 12:18 AM   #9 
  - If He Can Bring Unemployment Down To Less Than Eight Percent He Will Come Close  DemocratSinceBirth   Oct-17-10 09:16 AM   #10 
     - Maybe, but even at zero percent unemployment, Utah, Idaho, and Alabama are lost causes  Ter   Oct-17-10 11:45 AM   #12 
  - When I Look Back At That Election It's Interesting The Republicans Didn't Lose A Lot More Seats  DemocratSinceBirth   Oct-17-10 09:18 AM   #11 
 

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