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Tag Archives: Robert McDonnell
The Rebirth of the Republican Middle
By: Ramesh Ponnuru Are conservatives leading the Republican Party off a cliff? That’s what a lot of people concluded after conservatives forced the official Republican candidate out of a congressional race in upstate New York for being too liberal. That candidate, Dede Scozzafava, promptly endorsed the Democrat running for the seat — who then won [...]
Posted in Congress, Conservatism, Republicans, Solid Principles
Tagged as: Charlie Crist, Dede Scozzafava, George Pataki, Marco Rubio, Mark Kirk, Ramesh Ponnuru, Republican Party, Robert McDonnell, time.com
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