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Historical Parallels: The Rise and Fall of Political Movements
Drawing historical parallels, the analysis shifted to Jimmy Carter's presidency, illustrating the political realignment witnessed from the 1970s to the early 1980s. Carter initially garnered overwhelming support from evangelical voters in 1976, yet his policies and ideological stance led to a rapid decline in their backing, ultimately paving the way for Ronald Reagan's ascendancy to the presidency.