McAuliffe Ready to End Tradition in Virginia

This week’s Washington Post poll showing Terry McAuliffe with a 51-39 percent lead over Ken Cuccinelli for governor in Virginia is not just good news for the Democrats and bad for the Tea Party. It’s also about to end a streak that goes back to 1977. In every Virginia gubernatorial election these past 36 years, the winner has been from the party …

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Dem Unity Starts to Wither Over Obamacare ‘Glitches’

If there was one lesson learned that came out of the congressional battle over the shutdown, it was that Democrats were united and Republicans were not. We’ve already discussed the GOP divisions in detail.  Democrats, vulnerable or not, Red State or Blue State, all stuck together.  But now there may be some cracks. Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.), a conservative …

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The Parallels, And Differences, Between Gingrich And Boehner

There haven’t been too many good days for John Boehner since the 2012 elections that kept him in the position as speaker of the House.  In fact, the headaches were evident last January, during the balloting for speaker itself.  Ten Republicans refused to vote for Boehner, who won a second term by only three votes.  He had more defections than Newt …

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