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    Analysis: In stunning 2017 defeats, Republicans see vision of difficulties in 2018

    by Cathleen Decker, Los Angeles Times Dec 13, 2017 4 minutes

    Democrats who opened the year clashing among themselves and lamenting President Donald Trump's election have closed 2017 with victories that demonstrated their ability to weaponize party enthusiasm and draw a template for success in a sharply competitive battle for Congress in 2018.

    For Republicans, Tuesday night's stunning loss by Roy Moore in Alabama's Senate race - the first GOP loss in a Senate race there in a generation - underscored a bleak passage of time: A year that began in unified control of Washington has ended with the party bitterly split and redefined in the worst of ways, saddled with an unpopular president and a Senate candidate accused of child molestation.

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