Jim Gerlach, Republican candidate for Governor, speaks with Jon Delano of KDKA (Pittsburgh) at a recent campaign stop in Ellwood City, PA.
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In case you hadn't heard, Congressman Parker Griffith from Alabama has changed his party affiliation from Democrat to Republican. The loss of one freshman member of the House isn't exactly going to cripple the Democrats. Still, I wouldn't be surprised if some Democratic strategists are worried that this is an' [...]
Jane Hamsher goes on FOX and Friends, gets condemned by Kossak who didn’t even see it.
Jane’s response:
In 2000, the Republicans passed Medicare Part D, and it had no negotiation for prescription drug prices. And then in 2006, when the Democrats took over Congress, the first thing they did [...]
[...] Campaign analyst Charlie Cook says so far, it’s still unlikely that we’ll see a Republican sweep in 2010:
To put it another way, as things stand now, Republicans could win every competitive House race and still come up one seat short. That won’t be the case, however, if there is [...]
You have to love how utterly shameless these Republican oligarchs are. In the middle of a massive recession, a Republican governor is complaining about “Rolls Royce” unemployment benefits in Indiana. By “Rolls Royce,” I assume he means anyone who’s getting enough money to pay for heat is living too [...]
Not all that long ago, Allentown Republican Scott Armstrong was embroiled in a bitter and very public dispute with local bluebloods like Charles Snelling. I'm not sure what the hell they were fighting about. Party purity or something. 
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