Sen. Ted Stevens, perennial embarrassment and convicted felon, has narrowly lost his Senate seat. Had the GOP been sensible, they would have asked him to resign—and it was that lack of sense that has contributed to the waning fortunes of the GOP over the past few years. There is no excuse for corruption. Not cleaning [...]
Tags: 2008, corruption, GOP, series of tubes, Ted Stevens
Via the incomparable James Lileks comes a map that should send chills down the spine of every Republican: Even though this election was relatively close, the map does not show that McCain did very well in spreading his message nationwide. The Republican Party cannot hope to win as a regional party any more than the [...]
In the aftermath of the defeat of the McCain campaign, Republicans are trying to figure out not only what went wrong, but what to do in the future. This is a conversation that is a long time coming. From 2000 on, the GOP was unified around George W. Bush. From about 2005 on, Bush was [...]
It looks like Barack Obama will be the next President of the United States. All partisanship aside, this is unquestionably a historic moment for this nation. Let’s hope that he makes the best of it.
CNN has called Ohio for Obama.
Still based on exit polls, but if it holds, that’s not good for Team McCain.
I have had neither the time nor the inclination to do my usual election-time prognostication, but I’ll give it a go for old time’s sake: Minnesota CD 2: John Kline will do what he always does: kick ass and take names. Steve Sarvi will lose in a blowout. Minnesota Senate: Norm Coleman is not a [...]