Stop scolding, Dems!, shaping the new GOP and other commentary
One lesson the left should learn from this election is that you don’t win elections by becoming an angry scold,” notes F.H.
Muslim voters once abandoned the GOP. Now they may leave the Democrats.
Arab and Muslim voters moved away from the Democratic Party this year in ways that led some community leaders to warn of a ...
How the GOP Became a (More) Multicultural Party
It's been decades since we last saw a winning Republican coalition as multicultural as this one. Not every vote has been ...
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Is the Latino vote the GOP’s new powerhouse? A wake-up call for Democrats
The Latino electorate is not monolithic and can be influenced by various factors such as cultural background, and regional differences, and there is a possibility that Latino voters may be leaning ...
Who Will Replace Mitch McConnell as the Republican Senate Leader? 3 People to Watch, Including the 2 'Johns'
Mitch McConnell's decision to step down as the Republican Senate leader has triggered an internal campaign to nab his coveted ...
A look at new GOP senators on health policy
New GOP senators in Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Montana, West Virginia and Utah, oppose abortion, are skeptical of 2010 ...
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GOP inches closer to retaining House majority
Control of the House has yet to be determined, as a number of critical races remain too close to call, leaving lawmakers — ...
Inside the Republican victories in suburban New York: 'fed up with one party Democratic rule'
New York Republicans explain that their significant successes in the state were spurred on by New Yorkers’ concerns over ...
GOP picks up more key House seats while Democrats insist they still have a path to a majority
WASHINGTON -- Republican leaders projected confidence Thursday that they will keep control of the U.S. House as more races ...
GOP flips 2 US House seats in Pennsylvania, as Republican Scott Perry wins again
Republicans have knocked off Democrats in two perennially contested U.S. House seats in eastern Pennsylvania while U.S. Rep.
GOP Cements Gains as the ‘Working-Class Party’ Across Racial Lines
Trump refashioned the Republican Party in 2016 into the political home of white, working-class Americans. Preliminary figures show he succeeded in drawing working-class voters of all races.
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Steve Kornacki: Republican Party is now 'more diverse' than it's been in modern times
NBC News National Political Correspondent Steve Kornacki joins Meet the Press to break down the numbers behind ...