Caixin OnlineOpinionMagazine ColumnistDean Baker
After the Big Day, More of the Same
After the Big Day, More of the Same
As the excitement over Barack Obama’s reelection victory recedes, one thing becomes clear: there is very little chance the economy will rebound in his second term
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U.S. President Barack Obama won an extraordinary victory last week. Republicans have largely dominated the presidency over the last six decades. The Republicans have won most of the elections since World War II and they have won them by larger margins. In fact, only two Democrats have received a majority of the popular vote in this period: Lyndon Johnson in his landslide victory in 1964 and Barack Obama, twice.
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