Washington Post:
A rebounding Republican Party savored victories in two states that President Obama won last year, but as it tries to build momentum toward what GOP Chairman Michael S. Steele called a "Republican renaissance," it faces troubling ideological fissures within its ranks over how best to reclaim power.
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Personally, I'd love it if they kept going with the 'purity' party movement. A republican- sorry, conservative(no one's republican anymore) party made up of only middle age and elderly white people works fine for me. Let them have the constituents only they want. By the time they figure out the fatal error in that, it'll be too late.
Mike,
Please tell me how you'll explain to your grandchildren the manner in which you rejected America's first black president...
Mike- two races in VA and NJ -- wow this is the best thing since slice bread!
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First Posted: 11- 4-09 10:48 PM | Updated: 11- 4-09 10:53 PM