Licking wounds, GOP determined to heal
Looking at the ruby-red splotch showing shrunken Republican strength on county-level national maps of presidential returns, many party leaders are fretting over what went wrong.
Debate is raging over how to position the party to begin a comeback, and several would-be saviors - and potential presidential candidates - were trying out their moves last week at a meeting of the Republican Governors Association in Miami.
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When exactly does a revolution end. Although I disagree there ever was a Reagan revolution, if there every was one, when do you bury it. t's time for the republicans to come to the table, the table where people can agree to disagree. They need to quit holding up shinny objects such as abortion, gay marriage, and guns, and start thinking about a health care system which is basically an emergency room where people wait hours to be seen if their seen at all. I could go on all day about policy differences, from poverty to the two wars going on, but it would be for naught. If's there's ever anything called the Obama revolution, Im moving to Sweden.