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by David Scharfenberg | May 18, 2009 | with no comments

RI called top state for Dems

RI called top state for Dems
Thanks to Chris for passing along this (not particularly surprising) story from the Hill : It does not pay to be a Democrat in Utah or a Republican in Rhode Island, according to a new series of polls released by the Gallup Organization. That is because...
by Ian Donnis | Jan 29, 2009 | with no comments

Interesting juxtaposition

Interesting juxtaposition
With an op-ed in today's ProJo , Tom Sgouros notes how the Republican label -- though not necessarily somewhat conservative politics, aka old-school RI Repulicanism -- was lethal for General Assembly candidates earlier this month. [A]ll is not bleak...
by Ian Donnis | Nov 22, 2008 | with no comments

Talk radio -- bad for Republicans?

Talk radio -- bad for Republicans?
Steven Stark makes a lively observation: the national fade of the Republican Party coincides with the rise of conservative talk-radio: Rush Limbaugh's show was syndicated in 1988. It's been a steady climb toward the top of the ratings for him...
by Ian Donnis | Nov 17, 2008 | with 1 comment(s)

Post-mortem continues for the RI GOP

Post-mortem continues for the RI GOP
At the other end of the spectrum . . . Justin Catalano, a young conservative activist who has formed a group called the 1772 Society , is the latest to consider the woes of the Rhode Island Republican Party . Over the next few months, the Gentlemen of...
by Ian Donnis | Nov 11, 2008 | with 2 comment(s)

McCain camp turns on Palin

McCain camp turns on Palin
Whether Sarah Palin will emerge as a future contender or remain just a part of the 2008 campaign will take some time to shake out. For now, an unflattering campaign post-mortem in Newsweek is getting a lot of mileage. Dan Kennedy : If nothing else, I...
by Ian Donnis | Nov 06, 2008 | with 3 comment(s)

How woeful is it for RI GOP?

How woeful is it for RI GOP?
Let us count the ways. 1. Dan Yorke is making a plausible case that the party, because of its utter incompetence, should cease operations for about 12 or 18 months. 2. AFL-CIO secretary-treasurer George Nee, a Democratic stalwart, recognizes the state...
by Ian Donnis | Nov 05, 2008 | with 5 comment(s)

Chafee on the Republican future

Chafee on the Republican future
As part of my forthcoming Q+A with Linc Chafee in this week's Phoenix, I asked him about the direction of the national GOP after its second consecutive pummeling, specifically whether it will move farther to the right or back toward the center. Here's...
by Ian Donnis | Nov 05, 2008 | with 3 comment(s)

A conservative at the victory party

A conservative at the victory party
Justin from Anchor Rising was part of the media/blog crew at the Biltmore last night, and he seemed resigned to an Obama victory even when very little of the results were in. It was a bad night for local Republicans, as I forecast last week , and Justin's...
by Ian Donnis | Nov 05, 2008 | with 2 comment(s)

Rockefeller Republicans virtually extinct in NE

Rockefeller Republicans virtually extinct in NE
In keeping with our recent look at some of the problems of the national GOP , former ProJo scribe Mark Arsenault -- who has been doing some freelancing for The Boston Globe since taking the buyout -- reports today on the disappearance of Republican moderates...
by Ian Donnis | Nov 01, 2008 | with no comments

Arsenault on the Rockefeller Republicans' decline

Arsenault on the Rockefeller Republicans' decline
Mark Arsenault has been doing some freelance work for the Boston Globe since he took the ProJo buyout, and he has a good piece today on the vanishing breed of GOP moderates in New England. The Northeast moderates, often called the Rockefeller Republicans...
by Ian Donnis | Nov 01, 2008 | with no comments

Rise of the GOP bogeyman

Rise of the GOP bogeyman
In time for Halloween, my colleague David S. Bernstein has a good read about how the national Republican Party is in the process of marginalizing itself: The Limbaugh “dittoheads” have stormed GOP headquarters and devoured dissenters. As political columnist...
by Ian Donnis | Oct 29, 2008 | with 1 comment(s)

RI GOP launches combined assault on Smith Hill

RI GOP launches combined assault on Smith Hill
Coverage in yesterday's ProJo reaffirmed the obvious: that Jon Scott and Mark Zaccaria are running woefully underfunded longshot battles, respectively, against Patrick Kennedy and Jim Langevin. Yet that won't stop the local GOP from making an...
by Ian Donnis | Oct 27, 2008 | with no comments

Huckabee at Brown on Thursday

Huckabee at Brown on Thursday
Speaking of Mike Huckabee , the once and possibly future GOP presidential candidate is due to visit College Hill on Thursday. From Brown University : Thursday 30 October Mike Huckabee: “The Pursuit of the Presidency and the Perfectly Insane American Process...
by Ian Donnis | Oct 27, 2008 | with no comments

New Hampshire state of mind, part II

New Hampshire state of mind, part II
Word comes that Alaska's largest newspaper has endorsed Obama . Meanwhile, my Boston Phoenix colleague David Bernstein, who recently spent some time following Sarah Palin in New Hampshire, has a good read on the GOP VP candidate and why she might...
by Ian Donnis | Oct 27, 2008 | with 2 comment(s)
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