That’s the burden of this article, though it does contain a few hedges like this one:
"It’s not as easy as it looks," said former representative Robert S. Walker (Pa.). Walker sees plenty of parallels between his crowd of 1994 GOP House revolutionaries and the young Democrats, but he notes that the Republicans started laying the groundwork for their takeover in the early 1980s, at least a decade before their electoral coup. "I can understand why people say an opportunity is presenting itself," Walker said. "But it does take more than a couple of election cycles to change things."
Back in 1994, I had a great Buick LeSabre. Wonderful charcoal paint job. Loaded with all the options. I remember listening to Rush Limbaugh ripping Clinton and his bunch of philanderers apart. Those people made me sick, and I’m so glad we’ve got Bush in the White House today, even if he isn’t perfect. Still, I have a lot of great memories from ’94. I’d love to relive that time all over again. Does anyone think Cheney might run in ’08?