The former Alaska governor and 2008 GOP vice presidential nominee reminds us that even without the reality shows, Fox contract and candidacy for, well, anything, that she’s still alive and kicking.
2012 Election
The Gentlemen from Kentucky: Inside the Partnership of Rand Paul and Mitch McConnell
The symbiotic relationship between Mitch McConnell and Rand Paul is a key to both senators’ political futures.
Why Republicans Are Saying ‘I Do’ to Gay Marriage
Over the past six months, dozens of leading GOP operatives and politicians have listened to public opinion and decided their 2012 platform is, indeed, “moss-covered”
Consultants in Conservative Crosshairs As GOP Brass Calls For Reforms
Karl Rove, the “Architect” behind George W. Bush’s political ascendance, leads the list of Republican veterans that firebrand conservatives wish to eliminate from the party.
Committee to Save the GOP: Pass Comprehensive Immigration Reform, Become Inclusive to Gays or Keep Losing
The Republican Party will release a report today that provides the blueprint for how it must adapt from its 2012 electoral defeat
Gone, But Not (Yet) Forgotten: Mitt Romney’s Bittersweet Return to CPAC
The failed presidential candidate breaks his post-election silence to thank a party that’s ready to move on
At CPAC, The Future Looks Libertarian
After a disappointing presidential election with establishment candidate Mitt Romney, the Conservative Political Action Committee looks to its libertarians for resurrection.
Rand Paul Steals Show From Marco Rubio at CPAC
Libertarian Sen. Rand Paul stole the show from under Sen. Marco Rubio’s nose at the opening session of the Conservative Political Action Conference.
Conservatives Blast Rove Super PAC in Letter to Top GOP Donors
Brent Bozell, the founder and president of the Media Research Center, claims that the return on investment for Rove’s American Crossroads Super PAC is a measly 1.29 percent.
RNC Searches Silicon Valley For CTO
After Obama’s crack team trounced Mitt Romney’s efforts on the web, the Republican Party has decided to get a technological makeover.
GOProud Founder Mulls Senate Bid in South Carolina
If elected, Bruce Carroll would be the first openly gay Republican Senator.
The Jeb Riddle
Jeb Bush is expressing a greater openness to making the presidential race than he has in a long time. Here are two reminders to those who discount Bush’s strength as a candidate.
Bob Ney, “Sideswiped”
Ex-Congressman Bob Ney’s new book is an odd mix of self-help and Boehner hate.
