…hypocrisy of Gingrich and many other Republican congressmen” noting: Conservative and free-market forces brought little intellectual artillery to the farm-bill battle. Instead, many conservatives were content to rhapsodize over the…

…reasoning being, the Feds could take back the funding. Yup, that is true. It could happen. The nation could elect a Republican President and the Republicans could take over the…

…since, by “Americans,” he means the roughly 278 Americans who comprise the House and Senate Republican caucuses. As Greg Sargent points out this morning, a recent Pew poll suggests that…

I hear so many things about how investors prefer a Republican president I often wonder if they have ever looked at the data. Of course from just looking at a…

…2006 to 48-39 Republican for 2010. There have been small shifts in other age groups toward the Republicans, but by far it is the alienation of voters aged 65-82 that…

The Republican response to the President’s State of the Union message was delivered by Washington State Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers. It was personal, platitude-ridden, overtly religious, twee, and devoid of…

…Court has said must be forced to support the political views of the CEOs who use corporate funds to secretly contribute to Republican PACs. Especially views about the size of…

…County Republican Party Mark Boonstra. — Eclectablog, this morning Hmm. Okay, so it’s not just Ms. Boonstra who can’t perform simple math, it’s also former Washtenaw County Republican Party chair…

[Michigan Republican Senate candidate Terri Lynn] Land, a Byron Center Republican, had defended presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s anti-bailout position two years ago and noted that GM had become known as…

…mainly of slogans and non sequiturs. No surprise, of course; slogans, cliches, non sequiturs are the very essence of the current Republican Party–both factions of the Tea Party/Republican Party. The…