Walter Shapiro

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Walter Shapiro @MrWalterShapiro

@TimothyNoah1 @newrepublic Maybe a little in 1968. But were it not for Anna Chennault, the 1968 election would have gone to the Democratic House that would have elected Humphrey. And in 1970, the Agnew law-and-order campaign was a political disaster. Piece should be up today. — PolitiTweet.org

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@TimothyNoah1 No. It explains why with 25 Democratic seats on the ballot in 1970, the Republicans only netted two. And the Democrats picked up 11 governorships that year, their biggest gain since 1970. From a forthcoming piece of mine for @newrepublic. — PolitiTweet.org

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@SenatorZero @TimothyNoah1 @newrepublic No, the Republicans pre-Newt wrote off the House. A lot happened between September 1970 and November 1972. Maybe if the Democrats had nominated Muskie, things might have been a lot closer. But the evidence from 1970 is pretty clear-cut. — PolitiTweet.org

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