Down Democrats, Happy Republicans Look to 2008
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A demoralized Democratic Party tried to pick up the pieces on Thursday as Republicans celebrated President Bush&#39;s re-election, with both sides
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It is hard to think of another campaign when Republicans have seemed less excited about their choices.
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Four Republicans considering running for president in 2008 courted activists Saturday and predicted GOP success in the November elections despite the party&#039;s sagging support in polls.
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The U.S. Republican Party is presenting a moderate image at its national convention but conservatives who dominate the party say they are happy to stay in the background, confident that President Bush will take care of their interests if he wins the election.
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You think the Republicans are sure to lose big in November? They aren't. Here's why things don't look so bad to them
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Some people are looking forward to 2010. Here's why.
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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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It seemed like a good idea at the  time. When Republicans decided more than 18 months ago to hold  their national convention in New York, party leaders were  brimming with optimism.
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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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Even as Democrats lick their wounds and Republicans bask in President Bush's second-term victory, would-be presidential candidates for 2008 already are maneuvering for position.
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Democrats want a different direction in Iraq. Republicans back President Bush.
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Republicans have been able to slow and sometimes halt the agenda of Nancy Pelosi and the House Democrats.
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President Bush has his second term. Republicans are firmly in control of the House and the Senate. It's no wonder the oft-repeated adjective for Democrats is "dispirited."
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There was a refreshing glimpse of bipartisanship this week, and it was not the sight of a Democrat from Georgia preparing to address the Republican National Convention in Manhattan.
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IT WILL be just like old times in Little Rock today. The great and the good from the Democratic party gather in Arkansas to remember a time when Democrats ruled in Washington, the United States enjoyed years
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The Republican and Democratic national party committees have nearly matched each other in total fundraising during the first five months of this year, a boost for Democrats who historically have trailed the GOP.
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Bloomberg - July 17 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. political parties are defying stereotypes in the 2008 presidential contest: Republicans, traditionally the party of big money, are behind in donations, while Democrats, often tagged as financially reckless, have better balance sheets.