Tuesday was a a good night for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and establishment Republicans. It was also a good night for the future leader of the House GOP and establishment Republicans in general. In West Virginia, coal magnate and … Continue reading Republicans Breathe Sigh of Relief After Tuesday
It’s become an oddity in an era of bitter partisanship. The voter who will vote for a candidate with a D next to his/her name and an R next to his/her name. They’re ticket-splitters and they have become less and … Continue reading The GOP Senate Majority Rests on Ticket Splitting
Republicans were doomed to lose the Presidency just two years after regaining Congress. Their nominee, trailing badly in the polls, was floundering in traditionally red and swing territory. To counter the drag down-ballot, House and Senate Republicans began talking up … Continue reading How Republicans Are Saving The Senate
