What in the hell was Karl Rove thinking? This has been the question on the minds of many political observers since the Republican super-strategist ope...
This week, Obama won, Romney lost, rape turned out to be 2012's most surprising campaign issue, and Karl Rove refused to believe the math -- while his not-so-super Super PAC blamed its misspent $300 million on "very, very weak candidates." But it wasn't the GOP's candidates that were to blame; it was the party's narrow and sclerotic message. Romney actually attracted the vote of his party's usual coalition. But that's not enough anymore. The numbers aren't there, and are trending away from Republicans. "It's not a traditional America anymore," lamented Bill O'Reilly. "The white establishment is now a minority" -- replaced in his telling by black and brown people "who want stuff." Indeed they do; stuff like immigration reform, affordable health care, reproductive rights, and economic justice. For a two-party system to be healthy, both parties need to be in good shape. Right now the Republican Party is badly in need of a soul transplant.
Shortly before 5 p.m. yesterday, Fox News chairman and CEO Roger Ailes assembled his network's election team in a second floor conference room at Fox'...
Tim Bishop is a scoundrel. Just ask Karl Rove. A new ad by Rove’s super PAC, Crossroads GPS, is trying to frame the five-term Long Island congre...
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Mitt Romney's allies have pulled their advertising from Pennsylvania and Michigan while redoubling efforts in other battlegrou...
On Thursday, August 30th, the final day of the Republican National Convention, Karl Rove gave a breakfast briefing to a group of about 70 of the Repub...
A survey of attendees at this week's Take Back the American Dream conference in Washington, D.C. revealed that 59 percent of them want a female presid...
WASHINGTON — Major contributors to a key Republican political organization founded by political strategist Karl Rove have boosted their financia...
