Republicans in House, not governors, lead way back to power

Written off six months ago as the least-powerful wing of an impotent party, House Republicans say they’re finding their footing again — and that they’re ready to challenge the idea that GOP governors provide the best hope for a Republican resurgence. Full Story »

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Glenn LaBauve
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by Glenn LaBauve - Jul. 14, 2009

Reports the infighting for the leadership among the house, senate and gubernatorial Repubicans. This is like saying the guy who snuck out the back door of the whore house wasn't guilty, because he wasn't caught.

The group that condoned Foley, encouraged and endorsed Gingrich, produced Sanford wants us to believe they are the heart and soul of the Republican party, If that is so, then they better be ready fir a mass exodus. If you are going to preach and condemn, when you get caught your face will be twice as red and public opinion will be twice as critical. i.e. Jim Baker and Jimmy Swaggert.

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Dwight Rousu
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by Dwight Rousu - Jul. 14, 2009

Talk. Very little in the way of data or ideas.

What have these guys been smoking?

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Derek Hawkins
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by Derek Hawkins - Jul. 14, 2009
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