Rove Replacement Seen as Highly Partisan Go-Getter
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While President Bush was in Australia last week, the White House completed the divvying-up of Karl Rove's sizable and important portfolio.
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His loss in Florida is the latest evidence that he may be running to lead a Republican party that no longer exists
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US Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's undiplomatic bursts of candor is making him the loose cog in a well oiled Republican campaign machine to re-elect President George W. Bush.
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At a time when the GOP should be back on its heels, Connecticut voters' rejection of a centrist Senator gives the party a potentially powerful new weapon to use against the Democrats this fall
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President overshadowed by race to choose successor attempts to reassert primacy
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Karl Rove, the architect of President Bush's re-election, is now in a position to realize his goal of consolidating a Republican electoral majority for a generation to come.
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Former U.S. attorney Bud Cummins, who resigned in December and was replaced by Karl Rove assistant Timothy Griffin, sent this Feb.
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To the dismay of her own party's leaders, Rep. Katherine Harris was the odds-on favorite Tuesday to win the GOP nomination for Senate, while both the Democrats and Republicans picked their candidates to succeed the popular Jeb Bush as governor of Florida.
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Congressional Democrats on Monday singled out presidential adviser Karl Rove for questioning about the firings of eight federal prosecutors and whether the dismissals were politically motivated.
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New York mayor Michael Bloomberg&#39;s exit from the Republican Party sparked a fresh look at whether the United States is ready to elect a president who disdains partisan politics.
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NEW YORK -- In an election year with a tight, fiercely partisan presidential race, skeptics might wonder why the GOP is having its convention, which starts today, in New York City.
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They say this will be a "Democratic year." Many pundits predict that Republicans will lose the White House because President Bush is unpopular, the economy is in a tailspin, the Iraq war is unabated and a plurality of voters identify themselves as Democrats.
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Analysis: Scandals like the one that took down the senator from Idaho have demoralized the Republican base ahead of the 2008 campaign
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Officials of the Florida Republican Party are expected Monday afternoon to announce their choice to replace resigned Republican Rep. Mark Foley as their candidate in FloridaÃ¢ÂÂs 16th Congressional District.
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Republicans are likely to add to their one-vote US Senate majority tomorrow. Whatever the outcome, partisanship may be the winner.
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One GOP candidate seems to be generating more than the usual personal antipathy from his rivals and their staffs. Why?
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The Republican congressman chosen by  President Bush to head the CIA said on Tuesday his Democratic  Party critics were wrong to say he was too partisan to take the  job.