Democrats' Choice: Dig in or Work With GOP
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Outpolled, outmaneuvered and out of power, Democrats are suffering an identity crisis.
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Infighting among US Democrats after their victory in the November 7 elections has led some to wonder if the party is up to the task of controlling Congress.
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How do the Democratic and Republican hopefuls size up the key issues of the campaign?
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They can be found rallying union workers, walking picket lines or helping sign up new members. Democrats running for president are after something else this time of year: the endorsements of the oh-so-important labor unions.
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For 25 years, evangelicals have voted Republican. But the Democrats are courting, and their efforts may have a prayer.
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Congress still has a laundry list of things to accomplish. For Democrats, that includes proving they are capable and productive. For Republicans, it includes proving that the Democrats are not.
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House Republicans say they are willing to stop funding Â at least temporarily Â pet projects for their home districts if Democrats are willing to go along.
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Some Democrats have visions of a dream ticket that marries Obama's energy with Clinton's expertise. But it's only a dream
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Analysis: There's less difference than it may seem in how Republicans and Democrats want to manage Iraq
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Democratic party leaders and presidential candidates have been taking swipes today. Their targets? One another.
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Democrats hope to pick up Republican votes by tightening eligibility for the program and making other concessions.
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When it comes to presidential primaries, Democrats and Republicans play by different rules.
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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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Democrats could have a chance at seizing a crucial Republican U.S. Senate seat in Colorado in a neck-and-neck battle pitting a brewing magnate against a Hispanic from humble origins.
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The Democrats this year are looking for votes wherever they can find them - even on the Left Bank
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The Republican congressman who helped regulate the drug industry now works for it. A maverick Democratic senator who derided special interests has signed on with a law firm representing many of them. A former House Republican is president of one of the nation's largest lobbying operations.
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Republicans hold their convention next week in New York, home to the GOP-like Yankees. The Democrats chose Boston, whose Red Sox resemble that party.