Saturday, November 7, 2009

Republicans

7 Lessons for Democrats and Republicans From the 2009 Elections

Seven lessons the parties need to learn from Tuesday's races. more >>

Where Democrats and Republicans Shop

Dems shop at the Gap, Republicans wear Limited Brands. more >>

The Lesson Republicans Must Learn from Virginia and New Jersey

Finding the right issues to appeal to an increasingly conservative country. more >>

Election Results Show a Mixed Night for the Christian Right

The movement loses in New York's 23rd Congressional District but gains in Maine. more >>

GOP Sweeps Big Governor Victories in Virginia and New Jersey

Republicans wrested political control from Democrats in Virginia and New Jersey. more >>

Fiscal Conservatives Threatening to Take Over the Republican Party? Great!

Tea partiers have raised important questions for the future of Republican Party. more >>

Republican Victories Would Lay Bare Internal Democratic Conflicts

It's all about the independents in 2010. more >>

Hey Pawlenty: Is George W. Bush a Republican?

W. supported bank bailouts. Pawlenty says that's a non-Republican position. more >>

Limbaugh, Palin Urge Right to Purge Moderates From Republican Party

A House race highlights drive to purge moderates from the Republican Party. more >>

New Jersey, Virginia, New York Races Show Republican Need to Expand the Tent

Hopefully, they will learn the right lessons on Tuesday. more >>

Colorado Democrats' Political Prospects Ride on Economic Recovery

If economy continues to recuperate, Republicans' fiscal-responsibility argument will weaken. more >>

2012 Fault Lines in NY-23 House Special Election

The 2012 race starts to take shape in upstate New York. more >>

The Republican Civil War in the NY-23 House Special Election

Republicans lean a little heavier in upstate New York. more >>

Conservatives v. Republicans in New York 23 Race

Why win when you can lose on principle? more >>

Democrats More Likely to Get H1N1 Vaccine Than Republicans

Cue questions truth versus truthiness more >>

Pelosi Puts Republicans in Their Place in McChrystal-Afghanistan Flap

The NRCC should choose its words more wisely, lest they have to eat them. more >>

GOP Insider Pulls Bipartisan Fans for Virginia Delegate Race

The Cheneys, Thompsons, and an ally of Democrat Tim Kaine back a Republican in a local Virginia race. more >>

Conservatism, Dead by its Own Hand

Sam Tanenhaus discusses The Death of Conservatism more >>

Fundraising is GOP Chair Steele's Saving Grace

The RNC chairman has mojo when it comes to finding new donors. more >>

Gauging the Politics of Newt Gingrich's Catholic Conversion

The former House speaker is talking more about his Roman Catholic conversion. more >>

Obama Policies Turn Off Independents

Independents, who can make or break elections, appear to be leaning Republican. more >>

Washington Post's Coverage of Virginia Governor’s Race is a 2006 Anti-GOP Repeat

Haven’t we seen this coverage before? Why yes, in the 2006 Virginia Senate race. more >>

Former RNC Chair: GOP Needs More Minorities to Win

Ed Gillespie says that Republicans need support from more Hispanics and African-Americans to win elections. more >>

GOP Hopes Elections Will Stall Healthcare

They hope moderate Democrats will reject Obama's plan because of worries about their reelection. more >>

Huckabee Wins 'Values Voter' Straw Poll; Palin Places 4th

Mitt Romney and Tim Pawlenty take 2nd and 3rd, while Sarah Palin places 4th. more >>

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