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Friday, April 8, 2016

Big weekend on tap for Republicans

Thursday, March 24, 2016

The Republicans’ Sin of Endorsement

Really, what have they got left to lose?

Friday, December 11, 2015

With Some Abstentions, Pennsylvania Republicans Welcome Donald Trump in New York

The annual Commonwealth Club luncheon is usually a festive affair and a lucrative fundraiser. But this year the lavish event has been overshadowed by controversy. Its keynote speaker is Mr. Trump.

Wednesday, December 9, 2015

Condemnation of Trump Plan Can’t Bridge Divide Among Republicans

The mixed reaction to Mr. Trump’s proposal from some of his Republican rivals showed how delicately they continue to treat the front-runner and the voters keeping his poll numbers so high.

Saturday, December 5, 2015

Republicans hope to win among millennials

Friday, December 4, 2015

First Draft: Renewal of Export-Import Bank Stings Conservative Republicans

Washington’s big business interests won a decisive victory on Thursday when Congress voted overwhelmingly to reopen the bank, which conservatives had assailed as a form of corporate welfare and crony capitalism.

Thursday, December 3, 2015

Republicans Will Speak to Jewish Coalition, With Terrorism as a Focus

All 14 of the party’s presidential candidates will descend on Washington for the Republican Jewish Coalition’s daylong 2016 forum, where terrorism and the Iran nuclear deal are certain to be the focus of the speeches.

Sunday, November 29, 2015

Republicans condemn Planned Parenthood attacker, not rhetoric

Friday, November 20, 2015

Republicans Court Evangelical Group, and Its Influence, in Iowa Forum

Seven candidates will attend an event hosted by a group promoting “Christlike leadership” in government. The group’s leader, Bob Vander Plaats, has promised to make an endorsement soon after, which would bring with it a network of church-based organizers for Iowa’s caucuses next year.

Thursday, November 19, 2015

Labor Union to Start ‘Substantial’ Ad Campaign Hitting Republicans on Immigration

The ads by the Service Employees International Union are tied to the anniversary of President Obama’s executive actions on immigration and offer a glimpse of how Democrats might attack Republicans on the issue during the general election.

Tuesday, November 3, 2015

Poll Watch: Republicans Diverge on Religious Liberties and Guns

A New York Times/CBS News poll published last week revealed deep divisions in the Republican Party not only over potential presidential nominees but over the federal budget, immigration and whether Republicans in Congress should compromise to get things done.

Senate Republicans Seek End to E.P.A. Water Provision

Party lawmakers on Tuesday will take aim at an Obama administration rule on the environment that has become a leading target of conservatives who see it as the latest example of the administration’s executive overreach.

Republicans’ Talk of Taxes Leaves Much Unsaid

Taking a closer look at the optimistic projections of the candidates’ tax proposals at the debate.

Thursday, October 29, 2015

Republicans Take Sharp Tone in 3rd Debate

In a change from previous debates, the candidates dove into the gritty details of economic plans and entitlement programs, but exchanges grew testy and political friendships were strained.

Wednesday, October 28, 2015

Pro-Marijuana Group Rereleases Republicans’ Ratings Before Debate in Colorado

The experiment with legalized marijuana in Colorado, where Republicans will hold their third debate on Wednesday, remains a hot topic as the next election approaches. In that spirit, the Marijuana Policy Project has dusted off its scorecard of where the candidates stand on the issue.