The National Republican Congressional Committee remains committed to embattled GOP nominee Dede Scozzafava in the upstate New York House special election, even as many of the party's top names throw their support to Conservative Party nominee Doug Hoffman. Related Topics: conservative party, Republican Party, Republican Congressional Committee, New York House, Dede Scozzafava, Doug HoffmanRECOMMENDED ARTICLESKING: So the question is, is there a Romney-led GOP war on women?Joining me now to discuss, Democratic Congresswoman Donna Edwards of Maryland and Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers, who is a member of the House Republican... more ›› |
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Login or RegisterDonate Jamelle Bouie May 14, 2012The Tea Party takes on another set of GOP incumbents.The Tea Party's power may have waned with the public writ large, but as The New York Times shows, the brand still... more ›› |
As the poet predicted, the center cannot hold. But it’s not because both the right and left are tearing at it equally. In an age in which journalism and punditry are terrorized by the demands of false equivalency, it is... more ›› |
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