Democrats Need to ‘Get Religion.’ It’s Not Scary
[IMGCAP(1)] I have the distinct impression that many secular Democrats believe that hidden away in most Evangelical Protestant churches is a secret room filled with white Klan sheets or maybe even
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Cox Adds Two
[IMGCAP(1)] Cox had nothing but kind words for his new employees, saying he is “happy to have them on staff and look forward to the wonderful work they will do.” IRC Hires One.
Republican Senators Face Tough Choice on New NRSC Chairman
[IMGCAP(1)] This post has become a launching pad for party leadership, and sometimes national leadership.
Capitol Tree About to Embark on Journey
The entire project, which was projected to cost $1 million, has been completely funded by donations and coordinated by volunteers, according to the project’s Web site.
Mo’ Money
[IMGCAP(1)] On Thursday morning, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, aka the House Democratic cheerleading squad, sent out a rah-rah letter to donors begging them for money and
Staffers Search for Life After Loss
After Carnahan’s 1-point loss to Republican Jim Talent two years ago, then-Carnahan Deputy Chief of Staff Rachel Storch decided to head back to Missouri, where she went to work for the Democratic
The New Members of the House
Schultz and her husband, Steve, have three children — twins Jacob and Rebecca, 4, and daughter Shelby, 1.
Roll Call Casualty List
59, 3 terms David Vitter (R-La.), 43, 3 terms Defeated in Primary 2 House: 2D Chris Bell (D-Texas), 44, 1
1974: Ford ‘Makes Good’ in Move to White House
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When All Is Said and Done, It’s a GOP Stunner
Middle America 1, Hollywood 0. Republicans swept to victory Tuesday on the strength of conservative and Republican voters who more than offset a surge in Democratic turnout.
MIDWEST: Wins by Obama, Bean Soothe Democrats
The GOP had originally planned to spend more than $1 million on television, however, after Michels was the surprise winner in the three-way primary.
MID-ATLANTIC: Democrats Net One House Seat in Liberal Region
The challenger spent more than $1 million of his own money in the race. As expected, none of Maryland’s House races was competitive.
In Rebuilding Party, Democrats Need to Start From Scratch
[IMGCAP(1)] Where do we go from here? Our presidential ticket was defeated. We have no leader in the Senate and no ready candidate to rally around for 2008.
Victory Gives Bush Mandate to Unite a Divided Country
[IMGCAP(1)] The Michael Moore/MoveOn.org crowd will never give Bush a break, but Congressional Democrats and the rank and file need to face the fact that Bush’s legitimacy is no longer in question
Off the Hook
[IMGCAP(1)] ACT coordinated an automated final get-out-the-vote telephone message featuring former President Bill Clinton urging Philadelphians to get out and “vote for change tomorrow.”
SOUTHWEST: DeLay’s Plan Works, Knocks Off Four Democrats
Although a poll in early October showed Wilson leading by just 1 point, Romero ended up with the same percentage of the vote that he won two years ago.
Dole, Coleman Sprint For Helm of NRSC
Obama also helped to funnel more than $1 million to Democratic candidates and causes in the waning days of the campaign and traveled the country on their behalf.
SOUTH: Senate Democrats’ Doom Sealed by Five Open Seats
Seeing an opening, national Democrats poured upwards of $1 million into the state for ads that attacked Bunning and questioned whether he was mentally fit for the office.
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Redder? Bluer? Five Factors Should Provide Hints
Question 1: What’s happening to the winning presidential margins in the very red states and the very blue states?