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Politico: GOP officials and strategists at party conferences last week offered sharply contrasting assessments of what went wrong, and of how difficult it will be to rebuild. The split tended to fall along generational lines.
Republican revival won’t be overnight By Roger Simon Monday, November 17, 2008 - “The Republican Party right now is like a midsize college team trying to play in the Super Bowl,” Gingrich told me. McCain performed way above...
Maryland Republicans back bid to become national party chair Maryland Republican leaders endorsed yesterday Michael S. Steele's bid to become the party's next national chairman and called him well-positioned to get the job.
How bad off is the Republican Party right now? "The Republican Party right now is like a midsize college team trying to play in the Super Bowl," Gingrich told me last week. Gingrich, Republican speaker of the House from 1995 to...
WASHINGTON (CNN) — It’s the first big battle for the future of the Republican Party. Early next year, party leaders will gather to elect the next chairman of the Republican National Committee, which the GOP’s principal campaign...
Republicans, what now? What people are saying about the future of the GOP David Brooks, columnist, The New York Times: "It's only been a week since the defeat, but the battle lines have already been drawn in the fight over...
