…unite the vast majority of Republicans – and Republican money – behind Bush’s candidacy. This gave him the giant head start that an otherwise mediocre candidate would need to win…

…and Pennsylvania as states where Republicans could lose a seat. The American Enterprise Institute’s Norm Orstein is even quoted as saying “Look at the run Bush has had in last…

…subsidies), but as the party in control of the House, Senate, and White House, this spending is certified 94% Republican (96% if you count Zell Miller as a Republican). AB…

…any post 2000 Republican insanity. Also I think the decline in crime has a lot to do with a sensible action by a Republican president — Nixon signing the clean…

…to produce the brother of a former Republican Presidential candidate–not to mention the son of another Republican who rose rather high in the Party and the Country. Oh, and the…

…of course; slogans, cliches, non sequiturs are the very essence of the current Republican Party–both factions of the Tea Party/Republican Party. The Paul Ryan/Koch brothers/Chamber of Commerce faction and also,…

…responsible for Republican control of the House, presumably until after the next census in 2020, the Republican justices don’t want to invite, say, Pennsylvania voters to push through something similar…

…the Republican ones will, since neither Walker nor any other the others has, yet. But, I mean, maybe Douglas Holtz-Eakin has some ideas that he can pass along to one…

Well I didn’t watch the debate (no TV right now) but I did follow two live-blogs, one from the NYT and the Guardian, and two Twitter feeds from Digby and…

…Rubio’s tax plan that is what Republicans are pushing as the solution to everything. And pretty much always has been since “Rising Tide”. Forget the rhetoric and labels about “Flat…