…and reconstruction operation in U.S. history, casting aside budget discipline. Bush and his Republican allies in Congress are deferring — for now — vows to finish the Reagan revolution against…

…for free trade. The BR is a group typically affiliated with the Republican Party, and has been an ally of the Bush administration on many issues. So the BR’s explicit…

…the Republican electorate that was evident in this election will further convince Republicans that they can win without appealing to moderates. The party will continue to move right, leaving the…

…more of the same. Voters’ high-minded claims notwithstanding, negative attacks work. Witness the just-completed Republican Senate primary in Florida, which pitted the very conservative Bill McCollum against the previously somewhat…

…to be a short-lived spike in the Democratic numbers and drop in the Republicans’ numbers, after the Republican convention. Then, after the Democratic convention, Gore’s numbers drop and Bush’s jump…

More on the Poll I mentioned before that I am apparently listed somewhere as a Republican, causing GOP Chairman Marc Racicot to send me a letter. I asked my readers…

…legislature and signed into law by a moderate Republican, Governor Rick Snyder] Besides awarding derivative holders and bank first in line status, the Republican State Legislature also took it upon…

…these majority-Republican rural constituencies from Alaska to Mississippi depend on government employment and other federal dollars for their very livelihoods. See In Republican States, More Government Jobs, New York Times…

…Democratic votes, according to multiple House Republicans.” See Ashley Parker & Anne Lowrey, Republicans Say Boehner Vows to Avert Federal Default, New York Times (Oct. 3, 2013). Michael Fitzpatrick (R-PA)…

…they are half-right; Republican voters have moved to the far right, while politically active Democrats are beginning to shift toward the left. But polarization is not a threat to the…