Bush Calls on Republican Party to Be Inclusive
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- Bush Calls on Republican Party to Be Inclusive
- Party Leaders Challenge Williams’ Status as ‘Bona Fide’ Republican
- Republicans’ Navel Gazing and Why It Matters
Bush Calls on Republican Party to Be Inclusive
New York Times United States
“Look obviously we got whipped in 2008 and there will be a new wave of leadership arriving on the scene” Mr. “But it’s very important for our party not to narrow its focus not to become so inward-looking that we drive people away from a philosophy that is compassionate and decent. Bush was interviewed by.
Party Leaders Challenge Williams’ Status as ‘Bona Fide’ Republican
Bristol Herald Courier TN
Eighteen members of the Tennessee Republican Party State Executive Committee have signed a written document presented Tuesday to Tennessee Republican Party Chairman Robin Smith challenging the “bona fide” status of Williams as a Republican. The action which triggers a review under party bylaws comes after Williams R-Elizabethton sided with Democrats – and voted for himself – to become the next speaker. Many were caught by surprise since Jason Mumpower a Republican from Bristol was considered the top contender for the position. In a Tuesday press release the Tennessee Republican Party says Williams broke a signed oath – and many verbal promises made to various Republican lawmakers and party officials –to vote for Mumpower. If Williams is stripped of his status as a member of the Republican Party the press release says he cannot run on the Republican ballot in 2010.
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Republicans’ Navel Gazing and Why It Matters
Washington Post United States
If the image is we don’t like immigrants then there’s probably somebody else out there saying well if they don’t like the immigrants they probably don’t like me as well. As for those who insist that the Republican party has to return to its conservative roots Davis argues that such a statement ignores electoral reality. “I’ve heard much talk of going back to our conservative roots to the issues that helped us win in 1980 and 1994″ writes Davis. “That issue matrix has changed so much as to be nearly unrecognizable now. Why does Davis — and his argument for what ails the GP — matter now? Because Republicans are two weeks to the day away from selecting the next face of their party. When the Republican National Committee’s 168 members convene in Washington on Jan.
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