There is every reason to believe that despite its “shellacking,” as President Obama called it, the Democratic Party will recover from its 2010 Elections debacle. Historically, the pendulum has continued to swing back and forth between our major political parties and their control of the government. That being said, Democrats do not appear to be […]
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I’m interested in presidential politics, so I’ve ended up reading a lot of biased articles over the years, Left and Right. Sometimes people on both sides make powerful arguments, sometimes writers are just fighting for their side with truth and logic becoming casualties in the process, and sometimes people are just delusional. I read something
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The Elections of 2010 will tell us which party will control the Senate and the House of Representatives for the next two years, but other questions are going to remain. Will the lame duck Congress partner with President Obama and push through items while it can? Some have suggested that radical changes might be coming if liberals
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The story that most quickly comes to mind when people talk politics and the upcoming elections is that the economy is still in rough shape. Is it too late for Democrats to change that story? Yes and no. It is definitely too late for congressional Democrats. Most people would say that Democrats have had two
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In the last few weeks several prominent Democratic politicians have announced that they will not be seeking re-election. Senator Evan Bayh of Indiana, Representative Patrick Kennedy of Rhode Island, Senator Christopher Dodd of Connecticut, Senator Byron Dorgan of North Dakota, and several others have decided to pursue other options. Why? The simple, though not entirely accurate,
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