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It seems a little unfair to comment on a book entitled The Emerging Democratic Majority a few months after its publication and a few weeks after an election in which the Republicans increased their majority in the House and secured a majority in the Senate. But that's a risk authors take when they write books predicting majorities for one party or the other. And anyway, in my judgment the 2002 election results do not necessarily disprove John B. Judis and Ruy Teixeira's thesis. The scenario they set out, of a country evenly divided between the parties in 2000 becoming more Democratic because of the increasing size of Democratic-leaning constituencies, could still occur. It ...