Two Parties, Two Paths
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The Democrats are facing a long and possibly divisive nomination battle after Super Tuesday, while Republicans are closer to an opportunity to rally around a nominee.
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The House campaign strategists for both major parties undoubtedly are already dissecting the results of this yearÃ¢ÂÂs elections to determine their top districts to target for the 2008 campaign. And as they do, they surely will look closely at districts that favored their partyÃ¢ÂÂs nominee for president in 2004 but this year favored the other party for the House.
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Two old sayings are colliding in the presidential campaign, and there's some truth to both of them. Politics is dirty. Midwesterners are nice.
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Both candidates have settled on foreign policy as their primary means of distinguishing themselves from each other.
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Mitt Romney's Michigan win leaves party mired in confusion about way ahead
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When it comes to presidential primaries, Democrats and Republicans play by different rules.
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HAMISH ROBERTSON: It seems that many voters will still be making up their minds as they enter the polling booth. And while the fortunes of both major parties could well lie with these undecided voters, just what will influence their vote remains unclear.
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Despite common perceptions, business -- especially big business -- has never been monolithically Republican. Executives have been far too pragmatic for that. They have long used campaign giving to buy their way into the offices of both Republicans and Democrats.
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Two distinct road maps are taking shape as Clinton, Obama are both looking well past the next few days in plotting their paths to the nomination.
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A primary election in the US determines who among the many contenders will be a particular political party&#39;s candidate for President.
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â¢ Hating the other guy feels good, but it&#39;s a poor substitute for policy positions. John Kerry had some plausible policies, but for two years the Democratic Party&#39;s campaign has been based on &quot;anybody but Bush.
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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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Democrats are trying to have it both ways on the Iraq funding vote. It will be interesting to see if they can do that.
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Comment is free: Timothy Garton Ash: From Poland to Italy, democracies struggle to create mass parties that will last longer than a speed-dating session.
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The Democrats are facing a long nomination, while Republicans are closer to rallying around a nominee.
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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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His inclusive approach is the way to go. But his party's failure to follow his lead is offering the Democrats an enormous political opportunity.