Probably not.
It really never seems good for the country when one party wipes out another.
Within the memory of those eligible for membership in AARP is the landslide win of LBJ over conservative (a true conservative, not a sh1t neocon like GW Bush) Barry Goldwater. In 1964.
I remember a year after the LBJ wipe-out of Goldwater my uncle (a Goldwater supporter) put a bumper sticker on his car, which, to my memory read something like this: THEY TOLD ME IF I VOTED GOLDWATER WE'D HAVE WAR AND RIOT. SO I DID, AND THEY WERE RIGHT!
The Texan's landslide win (I think Barry won only 5, 6 states) emboldened the fartfaced Johnson to expand the Vietnam war, while trying to control race and draft riots in the streets.
With his White House regularly bseigned by hundreds of thousands of antiwar protestors, LBJ decided not seek another term.
Then there was the Nixon landslide in 1972, when peacenik George McGovern also carried but a handful of states.
And again, the sh1t hit the fan, with an even wider Viet war,and the whole business of Watergate.
McCain will liklely lose so badly he'll drag a lot of GOP congressmen and senators with him.
A good thing, you say? Maybe not. Divided govt has a lot to be said for it. Sure, Obama seems a lot more sensible and in control of himself than did the farty Johnson and creepy Nixon.
But still, not a good thing, IMHO.
It really never seems good for the country when one party wipes out another.
Within the memory of those eligible for membership in AARP is the landslide win of LBJ over conservative (a true conservative, not a sh1t neocon like GW Bush) Barry Goldwater. In 1964.
I remember a year after the LBJ wipe-out of Goldwater my uncle (a Goldwater supporter) put a bumper sticker on his car, which, to my memory read something like this: THEY TOLD ME IF I VOTED GOLDWATER WE'D HAVE WAR AND RIOT. SO I DID, AND THEY WERE RIGHT!
The Texan's landslide win (I think Barry won only 5, 6 states) emboldened the fartfaced Johnson to expand the Vietnam war, while trying to control race and draft riots in the streets.
With his White House regularly bseigned by hundreds of thousands of antiwar protestors, LBJ decided not seek another term.
Then there was the Nixon landslide in 1972, when peacenik George McGovern also carried but a handful of states.
And again, the sh1t hit the fan, with an even wider Viet war,and the whole business of Watergate.
McCain will liklely lose so badly he'll drag a lot of GOP congressmen and senators with him.
A good thing, you say? Maybe not. Divided govt has a lot to be said for it. Sure, Obama seems a lot more sensible and in control of himself than did the farty Johnson and creepy Nixon.
But still, not a good thing, IMHO.