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It is when a party, (such as the Republican Party since Reagan) slowly participate in a realignment over a period of 10-30 years (they gain the support of most voters for a long time) Reagan, Bush Sr., Clinton, Bush Jr., 3 of 4 presidents have been Republican Before these presidents, the Democrats have controlled both the presidency and both Houses of Congress since 1932 when the Democratic Realignment occurred However, NOW, there is no chance of a political realignment because of Obama!
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