1994 delivered Sony’s PlayStation, Pulp Fiction and the low-speed Bronco chase — and it also ushered in what was then branded a “Republican revolution.” That year, under Democratic President Bill Clinton, Republicans notched breathtaking midterm gains, capturing 230 House seats, 53 Senate seats and 12 governors’ races. The shift ended Democratic control of Congress for […]
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