Today's election is poised to end the Republican era in American politics - an era that began in reaction to Lyndon Johnson's Great Society, the Vietnam war and the civil rights revolution, was pioneered by Richard Nixon, consolidated by Ronald Reagan, and wrecked by George W Bush. Full Story »
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Thoughtful perspective from a former senior adviser to President Bill Clinton and Senator Hillary Clinton, about what the author sees as the end of a Republican era in American politics. He offers reasonable evidence and helpful context to back his points, though at times seems overly critical of everything Republican -- and tends to dismiss the fact that right-wing reprensentatives in Congress will continue to exert influence on our political agenda.
A good exercise for a follow up piece would be to try identify worthwhile contributions made by Republicans, and look for ways that our country can heal the political divide that has harmed us all in recent years.