With tea party-, Sarah Palin- and Jim DeMint-backed candidates winning Republican primaries all over the country, it’s hard not to conclude that the GOP is committing suicide.
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Tea Party Puts GOP on Road to Disaster
Tea Party Puts GOP on Road to Disaster
DeMint: Kingmaker or Just GOP Spoiler?
Sen. Jim DeMint has been a gadfly in the Senate GOP Conference for years thanks to his crusade of enforcing a strict conservative orthodoxy on his colleagues.
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DeMint: Kingmaker or Just GOP Spoiler?
O’Donnell Victory Makes Senate Math Harder for GOP
Conservative Christine O’Donnell’s shocking upset of Rep. Michael N. Castle in the Delaware GOP Senate primary has dramatically changed the prospect that Democrats will hold the seat formerly held by Vice President Joseph R. Biden in November.
NRSC backs O’Donnell, donates $42,000 (Michael O’Brien/The Hill)
Michael O’Brien / The Hill : NRSC backs O’Donnell, donates $42,000
Primaries Set Stage for Multiple House Battles in New York
Tuesday’s primaries in New York decided the GOP nominees in a handful of districts that Republicans are targeting as ripe pickup opportunities this fall.
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Primaries Set Stage for Multiple House Battles in New York
Generic Ballot Splits 48% for GOP, 43% for Dems (Lydia Saad/Gallup)
Lydia Saad / Gallup : Generic Ballot Splits 48% for GOP, 43% for Dems
DeMint Backs O’Donnell, Lamontagne
South Carolina GOP Sen. Jim DeMint, considered a hero in the tea party movement and a thorn in the side of Senate leaders, endorsed Delaware Senate candidate Christine O’Donnell and New Hampshire Senate candidate Ovide Lamontagne in posts on his Twitter account on Friday night.
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DeMint Backs O’Donnell, Lamontagne
NRCC to Expand TV Ad Buys to 11 Districts
The National Republican Congressional Committee is set to launch a major television ad blitz in 11 Congressional districts next week in what will be the House GOP’s first multi-district independent expenditure drop of the 2010 cycle.
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NRCC to Expand TV Ad Buys to 11 Districts