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Republican Reckoning

Jacob Heilbrunn | Jun 23, 2009
Mismanaged for eight years by the Bush administration, the Republican Party is in peril. Neoconservative table scraps are neither appropriate nor wise. But the GOP has another foreign-policy tradition to which it can turn. Presidents from Eisenhow

The Democrat Armed

Kurt M. Campbell
Michael O'Hanlon
| Jun 01, 2005
Democrats need to learn that jobs and healthcare do not make up a national security strategy.

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The Establishment Strikes Back

Jacob Heilbrunn | Jun 09, 2010
The Tea Partiers and left wingers lost in yesterday’s primaries. Look for politicians to tack to the center as the election approaches.

Dead Elephants

Daniel W. Drezner | May 14, 2009
The GOP is intellectually adrift and lacks a foreign-policy strategy. While Democrats may be inclined to gloat, the absence of a serious debate on international affairs is bad for the country.

Ruminations from the Right: Republicans, Iraq and the 2008 Elections, Part II

Colin Dueck | Jul 26, 2007
The domestic legacy of President Bush’s will require a delicate tightrope walk by Republican officials, perhaps beyond the talents of even the most agile politicians—all to the Democrats’ advantage.
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The GOP's New House

Jacob Heilbrunn | Nov 03, 2010
Will the Republicans try to roll back the entire Obama agenda?

The Republican Landslide

Jacob Heilbrunn | Nov 01, 2010
The GOP is poised to dominate the midterm elections. Will it affect Americans' ability to choose their own senators and pay income taxes?

“Socialism,” Republican Style

Justin Logan | Oct 25, 2010
Republicans are in love with one particular flavor of Big Government.

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