Naturally, I'd say 25-35 seats could be expected, though not significant. I'd say anything above 35, and you are entering re-alignment range. The GOP doing better than 1994 is not out of the question.
Just as the Bradley Effect costing Obama the election was not out of the question.
Well it wasn't. If you're attempting sarcasm, I'm failing to detect it
My general feeling is we're in a period (probably since 2006) where the controlling party, whichever one it is, will suffer huge losses after huge but short-lived gains in power.
So you would expect that Republicans lose big again in 2012? Especially considering that Democrats likely wont work with Republicans the way they did on a good number of issues in 1995 and 1996, which made Republicans look somewhat competent. This time, you will likely see Democrats blocking almost every Republican initiative.