Why The Democratic Wave Could Be A Washout
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Why Republicans are starting to look chipper about November
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Casual observers might expect corporate political donors to be giving Democratic candidates a significantly bigger slice of the pie this fall Ã¢ÂÂ to reflect the distinct possibility that Democrats could gain control of one or both houses of Congress five weeks from now.
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As an independent candidate for President, he wouldn't be a favorite. But he could hurt the Democrats' chances
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Conventional wisdom held that the Democrats elected to the Senate last year would largely be moderates, trying to tailor their votes in Washington to appeal to as broad a group of voters as possible to secure their seats. If so, that must mean opposing President BushÃ¢ÂÂs agenda is an increasingly moderate proposition.
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The congressman's resignation doesn't just open up a seat for the Democrats in Florida. It could do major damage to the party's reelection hopes nationwide
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The level of interest, if it is matched by turnout at the polls on Tuesday, could make the results more important for Democrats than they had assumed.
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The Democratic Party's most powerful weapon is heading back into battle.
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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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Â· Rightwing pressure wins commutation for ScooterÂ· Democrats say president has trampled on the law
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Democratic leaders have a wish list a mile long as they ponder a successor to Terry McAuliffe, chairman of the Democratic National Committee. The person they pick will be the first sign of where the party is headed after agonizing White House and Senate losses last month.
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Democrats envisioned picking up as many as four House seats, possibly five. But that goal now seems increasingly remote.
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The Trail | Whatever happens, the Democrats will produce barrier-shattering presidential nominee.
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Despite feeling a gust of political wind at their backs for the coming election, Democrats still need to make some critically fine distinctions to voters if the war in Iraq is to blow down the house of George W. Bush and sweep away his partyÃ¢ÂÂs control of Congress.
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Tim Johnson's illness has threatened the Democrats' majority. But that may not be such a bad thing
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Liberal pundits are now as enraged as their foes. That may be a problem for the Democrats
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Why their Hollywoos fight over Democratic territory is a taste of things to come
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The Democratic Party is widely seen as having tremendous advantages in the 2008 Presidential election. They benefit from Bush fatigue, a pair of candidates that many Democrats say they would be happy to have as their nominee, and a general desire in the nation for change of course.