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A Campaign For Hope
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Forty-Four Years Ago
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Leo
- Oct 10th, 2008 at 3:59 pm EDT
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We're hearing quite a few references lately to what happened forty-four years ago. In discussing swing states, it's often said that the last time xyz state voted the Democratic ticket in a presidential campaign was forty-four years ago. It was also the year the Civil Rights Act became law and the last time a Republican Senator from Arizona served as the party's nominee for President.
While one of Goldwater's campaign themes was
"America Needs A Change,"
consider
also that the opposition painted him as erratic. Sound familiar? In three and a half weeks, history may repeat itself with a landslide victory for the Democrats. What's more, the promise of the Civil Rights Act may be realized far sooner than almost anyone would have ever predicted.
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