I'm surprised you have to ask, with all of the articles posted here on that very subject.
In short, the Republicans polled about 5 points ahead of the Democrats in the Generic Congressional poll, just before they took over Congress in 1994.
Today, the Republicans are polling close to ten points ahead of the Democrats, which portends a massive shift to the right in November. Many observers are saying that this will likely be the hugest shift of Congress in our history.
That's where we're at.
Drews point is what it is.
Which means what? That his point is valid? If you're a liberal who refuses to see the reality happening before your very eyes, I guess it's valid. The rest of us see exactly what Roger Hedgecock sees.
There's a fundamental, tectonic shift in attitudes occurring in America, which is resulting in a growing rejection of left-liberalism. The country is turning back toward its Founding Principles with a vengeance. The long experiment with (and tolerance for) the progressive agenda is over.
My point is valid whether you like it or not. 1994 gave us what? 1980 gave us what? These same tectonic shifts you speak of happened then too. The problem is that we have allowed the left to entrench themselves like ticks into the education system from top to bottom. When the republicans have had any power in the last 30 years it was at times used for good but not nearly on the balance the left has used theirs for evil.
And when you call someone with a screen name of “Liberty or Death” a liberal you show yourself for the kneejerk fool you are. I will fight to the death for our liberty and have probably given 10 times more money to true conservative candidates like Michelle Bauchman then you and many other keypad warriors. So piss off.
Many young people are becoming pro-life. Many. A big upsurge.