Republican Party News and Blog Posts

Republicans are still more likely to line up with business on most regulatory and tax issues, but the cultural differences between Wall Street and MAGA warriors are becoming harder to ignore.

The field for the Republican nomination grew this week as three new names entered the race.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced he is running for the Republican nomination in a bid to lead the "great American comeback."

In an election season when Republican elephants and Democratic donkeys are poised for a fierce battle for control in Washington, it’s beginning to look like next year’s elections could be decided by a mouse.

The same nonthreatening persona that keeps Biden from scaring swing voters also prevents him from doing much to inspire his party’s base.

If the GOP is clueless on how to deal with abortion politics, Democrats seem to be just as baffled by how to navigate the equally-charged debate over immigration policy.

It seems likely that GOP voters' support for U.S. aid to Ukraine will continue to shrink as the war continues.

The Republican primary campaign has clearly entered a new stage.

As long as members of his caucus disregard pragmatism, McCarthy's path forward will be precarious.

The recent RJC meeting may have been the opening skirmish of a long intra-party war.