The Primaries Come to a Close
History is made on the Democratic side, Republicans leaders excoriate their nominee, and Republican voters appear unfazed.
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The National Review’s Push Back on Trump
The National Review has officially rejected Trump as the Republican Party candidate, releasing a piece simply titled “Against Trump.” What does this mean about the direction of conservatism today? Perhaps the Republican party will soon be known as a populist movement, instead of a strictly conservative one.
GOP Contemplates Way Forward on Planned Parenthood
If Republicans are serious about defunding Planned Parenthood, they’ll have to tread carefully to avoid alienating too many voters.
For Republican Candidates, Any Publicity Is Good Publicity
Struggling presidential hopefuls have realized that in a crowded field, the only comments and actions that make headlines do so because of their shock value.
Republicans Attack Planned Parenthood Amid Video Controversy
Planned Parenthood has been quick to defend itself, calling the attacks just another in a series of GOP attempts to discredit and defund the organization.
Can Crossover Appeal Carry John Kasich?
In a primary that has the potential to frustrate even the most committed of Republican partisans, disillusioned voters could turn to Kasich as a sane, moderate, and fresh alternative.
The Republican Games
Earlier this month, President Obama suggested that the GOP primary field was getting big enough for an actual Hunger Games. Here’s what that might look like.
Now or Never for Bobby Jindal
The term-limited Louisiana governor must run for president if he wants to remain a player in the Republican Party.
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