Some history: For the longest time Michigan districts were gerrymandered in favor of Republicans. Since the 1980s, Republicans had control of the Michigan Senate. On and off, Republicans had control…

…The reason the Republican party is known so well is because of their focus on culture issues. What is referred to as culture wars is actually the Republican party informing…

…are the big spenders, followed by Democratic house members. Democratic presidents are as frugal as Republican legislators. President Republican presidents raise spending significantly faster than Democrats. Senate Dem senators, on…

…don’t know. But I think if I’m going to see Republican policies enacted, I’d prefer to see them run under a Republican label. See, Democratic policies may not be very…

…think tanks and so-called legal foundations, small, non-profit (thus “Foundation” as part of their title) law firms, all funded by extreme economic self-styled libertarian (the Madison Avenue-inspired ideological label they…

…Republican majority, of course, shows no inhibition about switching sides in light of new circumstances, such as a Democratic White House. The Chevron doctrine was too broad, but only very…

…hypocrisy of Gingrich and many other Republican congressmen” noting: Conservative and free-market forces brought little intellectual artillery to the farm-bill battle. Instead, many conservatives were content to rhapsodize over the…

…reasoning being, the Feds could take back the funding. Yup, that is true. It could happen. The nation could elect a Republican President and the Republicans could take over the…

…While small businesses understand this and are often defenseless against the bigger guys, they tend to side with the Republican party and Republican-dominated trade associations (e.g. Chamber of Commerce). The…

…characterizes the clear poles of the Democratic and Republican positions–a Democratic insistence on higher taxes paid by the rich, and a Republican insistence on so-called “tax reform” and spending cuts,…