What, that one has been a Republican seat since ‘02 and the other one since ‘92, except for Zell Miller, the Democrat who didn’t win election but was appointed to replace a dead guy and even then was so conservative he gave a keynote address at the 2004 Republican National Convention?
This is why rapidly Googling things is not the same as knowing things.
Before cleland left in 2003, that seat was NEVER held a Republican.
Before miller left in 2005, that seat was held by a Republican for a total of 15 years out of the entire 145 year history of the Republican party to that point.
If that’s what you meant by
then you have a weird definition of the word “decades” that only you seem to be aware of. But please, share what you really meant. I’ll wait…
It would be interesting to see how many who voted against Hillary in 2016 would vote for her now if she ran against him again. Not that I’m saying she should mind you. We need to seriously break up these political dynasties. We’ve literally had people from three different administrations in office for how many years now?