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The Hug That Killed My Republican Career
In a new book out Tuesday, Charlie Crist writes about that infamous embrace with Obama, which set of a firestorm that signaled his demise in the GOP
Mission Accomplished: Rand Paul Says ‘War on Women’ Is Over, Everybody Get Married
The Kentucky Republican has declared victory on behalf of America’s women, but the debate goes on
How the GOP Congress Saved Obama from the Dog House
The former GOP House Majority Leader on why his party hasn’t learned the lessons of the ’95-’96 shutdown
Newt Gingrich to House Republicans: “Don’t Cave!”
The former Speaker of the House tells Republicans that giving in will make things worse
Most Americans Don’t #StandWithWendy After All
Across the board, Americans oppose late-term abortions.
Has Jeb’s Time Come?
Genes, family history and shifting demographics explain why another Bush may run in 2016
Viewpoint: Only Empathy Can Transform the GOP
Republicans are pivoting on issues such as immigration for pragmatic reasons, when what they really need to be able to do is step into an undocumented immigrant’s shoes
Viewpoint: Leave Ben Carson Alone
History has shown that black conservatives don’t impede racial progress.
For Obama and GOP, Much To Chew Over
It’s good to see President Obama has invited Republicans to dinner
The New Republican Reality Show
The GOP’s strategy about its own reinvention
Viewpoint: Where Republicans Are Going Wrong On The Fiscal Cliff
They are heading for defeat by focusing on taxes instead of government spending
The GOP’s New Civil War
The pragmatists and the ideologues are already squaring off, and the future of a party is at stake