Dems, GOP: Who's Got the Brains?
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Well, both do, actually. But there are some discernible differences in brain activity which may just explain why a Democrat sees the world one way, and a Republican sees it another.
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Ask a dozen die-hard Democrats around the country what Hillary Rodham Clinton can do to beat Barack Obama and win the presidential nomination and they have plenty of ideas Â some of them contradictory.
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Democrats may be experiencing a sense of deja vu as they again search for a leader in a crowded field of candidates with no clear favorite to win. A year ago, the hopefuls were vying for president. Now, a new crop is running to lead the Democratic National Committee.
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No consensus exists among Democrats about why John Kerry was defeated, and the party is locked in a battle of interpretation over just what went wrong.
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They call themselves Main Street Republicans, moderates consigned to the back alleys of politics by their own party. But despite a severe bruising in the fall election, this minority within a minority finds itself with new avenues to explore, including working more closely with Democrats.
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A probable move to curb funding for a 'surge' may put Democrats at odds with one another.
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The Democratic Party's most powerful  weapon is heading back into battle.
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Superdelegates, or party professionals, could play a decisive role in the outcome of the Democratic race.
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In the Roger Clemens primary, the Republicans nominated the Rocket. The Democrats went with the other guy.
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Applying some of the same brain-scan technology used to understand Alzheimer's and autism, scientists are trying to learn what makes a Republican's mind different from a Democrat's.
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Why Republicans are starting to look chipper about November
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Michigan, the ancestral home of so-called "Reagan Democrats," is back to its old ways. The Great Lake State is filled with blue-collar workers stung by the ailing economy but wary of Democratic stands on social issues such as abortion, gay rights and gun control.
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Democrats see a broken system, with major items out of sight. The GOP sees ideals of conservatism advancing.
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For the 2008 presidential candidates, the Web is the newest place to stump for votes. Surprisingly, Republicans are more "Googly" then Democrats
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The Democratic presidential race is orderly. The G.O.P. race is volatile. Which party will benefit?
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The midterm election may have produced a political realignment with a historic first as its symbol Ã¢ÂÂ Democrats in control of the Capitol with Nancy Pelosi as the HouseÃ¢ÂÂs first woman Speaker Ã¢ÂÂ but a demographic portrait of the 110th Congress shows that, in the main, the population of the House and Senate is as it has always been: dominated by white, middle-aged, well-educated and wealthy men.
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Many of our political savants and pundits took one in the teeth last night. I couldn't be happier about last night's surprising results, and not because I favor one candidate or another. I'm just glad the so-called experts in the national media were wrong about their premature assumptions that the Democratic and Republican nominations for president were a done deal.