Republican Party bosses are trying to head off a prolonged tussle with a surging conservative activist movement which threatens to squander the advantages offered by Barack Obama's difficulties with healthcare high spending and... [read full story]
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by John Parisella on Thursday, November 5, 2009 6:39pm - The Republican party showed it is far from extinct, winning governorships in both New Jersey and Virginia, two states that had until then been held by Democrats. A third...
November 05, 2009, 4:00 a.m. Republican Civil War?Our experts respond. An NRO Symposium The NY-23 race has political commentators abuzz: Is there a Republican civil war going on? If so, who started it, and can there be a truce?...
Associated Press Virginia Gov.-elect Bob McDonnell, right, and Republican Party Chairman Michael Steele celebrate McDonnell_s win Tuesday. The first Election Day of Barack Obama’s presidency was a big night for Republicans, who...
American voters' memo to politicians: We're angry and fearful, mostly about jobs and the economy. This week's message came from New Jersey, Virginia and upstate New York, where restless voters rewarded candidates who focused on...
WASHINGTON – It was a big election night for Republicans overall. But their lone disappointment – the loss of a New York congressional seat in a crossfire between moderates and conservatives – could portend struggles next year...
This week's off-year elections sent the same lesson to both Democrats and Republicans. In the US, as in every other democracy, elections are won and lost in the centre. Parties that ignore that truth do so at their peril.
He risks his base if he turns to politics as usual White House officials went to uncommon lengths to feign disinterest in the outcome of gubernatorial races in Virginia and New Jersey, even suggesting President Barack Obama was...
The election of 2009 should have gone down in history as most off-year elections. Some governor seats, enough congressional seats to fill a bathroom stall, mayors, city counsel seats, education secretary ombudsman-liaison guy…...
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