COMMENTARY
America in the Hands of Angry Democrats
By Christopher G. Adamo
In stark but reliable simplicity, Republican successes of the past several decades can be directly correlated to the contrasts between their philosophy and agenda as compared to that of the Democrats.
In the 1994 election cycle, differences between the two parties were clearly defined, and Republicans triumphed. Conversely, whenever distinctions become blurred, Republican fortunes fall commensurately.
Unfortunately, this phenomenon -- so crucially important to Republican victory -- is apparently beyond the understanding of GOP "moderates," who believe that victory results from an indefinable strategy of fence sitting. READ ON.
By Christopher G. Adamo
In stark but reliable simplicity, Republican successes of the past several decades can be directly correlated to the contrasts between their philosophy and agenda as compared to that of the Democrats.
In the 1994 election cycle, differences between the two parties were clearly defined, and Republicans triumphed. Conversely, whenever distinctions become blurred, Republican fortunes fall commensurately.
Unfortunately, this phenomenon -- so crucially important to Republican victory -- is apparently beyond the understanding of GOP "moderates," who believe that victory results from an indefinable strategy of fence sitting. READ ON.
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