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re: The Official Way Too Early 2014 and 2016 predictions
Posted on 5/6/14 at 9:49 am to SlowFlowPro
Posted on 5/6/14 at 9:49 am to SlowFlowPro
According to a USA Today Pew poll I read yesterday in Business Insider. The poll stated that the democrats are not only in trouble for 2014, but also are trending bad for 2016.
The republicans are in a position to do better than they did in “ Wave ” elections in 2010 and 1994. The drag on democrats is the economy, Obama and Obamacare.
By more than a 2 to 1 margin, the poll says that America wants a president with DIFFERENT POLICIES than president Obama, when GWB was in his last 2 years the very same Pew poll had America wanting a president with different policies by a wider than 2 to 1 margin also, and we know what happened in 2008.
Also, the truth is that it is very rare to have a “ 3 peat ” as president from one party, the lone exception in the last 60 years is Reagan - Bush, other than that the nation rarely stays with one party over 8 years.
Ike, JFK, Nixon, Carter, Reagan, Bush, Clinton, GWB and Obama.
So, the real trend is for the nation to shift to another party after 8 years.
The republicans are in a position to do better than they did in “ Wave ” elections in 2010 and 1994. The drag on democrats is the economy, Obama and Obamacare.
By more than a 2 to 1 margin, the poll says that America wants a president with DIFFERENT POLICIES than president Obama, when GWB was in his last 2 years the very same Pew poll had America wanting a president with different policies by a wider than 2 to 1 margin also, and we know what happened in 2008.
Also, the truth is that it is very rare to have a “ 3 peat ” as president from one party, the lone exception in the last 60 years is Reagan - Bush, other than that the nation rarely stays with one party over 8 years.
Ike, JFK, Nixon, Carter, Reagan, Bush, Clinton, GWB and Obama.
So, the real trend is for the nation to shift to another party after 8 years.
This post was edited on 5/6/14 at 10:53 am
Posted on 5/6/14 at 1:12 pm to S.E.C. Crazy
[quote]Also, the truth is that it is very rare to have a “ 3 peat ” as president from one party, the lone exception in the last 60 years is Reagan - Bush, other than that the nation rarely stays with one party over 8 years.
/quote]
Same page here, a few months ago:
"re: If Hillary doesn't run, can the Democrats keep the White House? (Posted by NHTIGER on 2/11/14 at 1:32 am to TDsngumbo)
I have heard continuously in my lifetime how one party or the other was "dead", and said party invariably bounces back. It's cyclical and will remain that way. The masses bring things back toward the center because that is where they feel the most comfortable psychologically.
White House residency:
1901-1913 - 12 yrs - GOP
1913-1921 - 8 yrs - Dems
1921-1933 - 12 yrs - GOP
1933-1953 - 20 yrs - Dems
1953-1961 - 8 yrs- GOP
1961-1969 - 8 yrs- Dems
1969-1977 - 8 yrs- GOP
1977-1981 - 4 yrs- Dems
1981-1993 - 12 yrs- GOP
1993-2001 - 8 yrs - Dems
2001-2009 - 8 yrs GOP
2009-2017 - 8 yrs Dems
GOP 60 yrs Dems 56 yrs
Since Kennedy took office:
GOP 28 yrs Dems 28 yrs
Imagine that ..."
Anne Patterson - watch for that name !!!
/quote]
Same page here, a few months ago:
"re: If Hillary doesn't run, can the Democrats keep the White House? (Posted by NHTIGER on 2/11/14 at 1:32 am to TDsngumbo)
I have heard continuously in my lifetime how one party or the other was "dead", and said party invariably bounces back. It's cyclical and will remain that way. The masses bring things back toward the center because that is where they feel the most comfortable psychologically.
White House residency:
1901-1913 - 12 yrs - GOP
1913-1921 - 8 yrs - Dems
1921-1933 - 12 yrs - GOP
1933-1953 - 20 yrs - Dems
1953-1961 - 8 yrs- GOP
1961-1969 - 8 yrs- Dems
1969-1977 - 8 yrs- GOP
1977-1981 - 4 yrs- Dems
1981-1993 - 12 yrs- GOP
1993-2001 - 8 yrs - Dems
2001-2009 - 8 yrs GOP
2009-2017 - 8 yrs Dems
GOP 60 yrs Dems 56 yrs
Since Kennedy took office:
GOP 28 yrs Dems 28 yrs
Imagine that ..."
Anne Patterson - watch for that name !!!
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