If Republicans ever hope to reemerge and become politically relevant, they should ignore Jeb Bush’s ill-conceived advice and embrace Bill Clinton’s clear example.

If Republicans ever hope to reemerge and become politically relevant, they should ignore Jeb Bush’s ill-conceived advice and embrace Bill Clinton’s clear example.
[...] forms the basis of David Sanders‘ column today at the Arkansas News Bureau. He [...]
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May 17th, 2009 at 7:35 am
RE: “Reagan was the only U.S. president in the 20th Century who was elected to two consecutive terms, then followed by an elected president of his party.”
If that does not also apply to FDR, you must really have some crafty explanation. Like FDR served more than two terms, or HST ascended to the Presidency before being elected in his own right? If you put the word “popularly” in front of elected or disagree with the Supreme Court, you could say Bill Clinton was a similar circumstance.