Adam Nagourney reports on a resolution being passed around by top RNC members meant to solidify conservative tenets of the party: "According to the resolution, any Republican candidate who broke with the party on three or more of these issues–.
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Wow. I guess that gubernatorial candidate in Massachusetts with his gay running mate better get to the back of the GOP bus.
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Charlie Baker, a moderate Republican candidate for Massachusetts governor, selected openly gay state senator Richard Tisei to be his running mate.
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Charlie Baker, a moderate Republican candidate for Massachusetts governor, selected openly gay state senator Richard Tisei to be his running mate.
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In a compelling letter to The New York Times, Michael E. Getnick, president of the New York State Bar Association, takes on constitutionally challenged state Sen.
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Decision ‘09
Rachel started off the first of the night's two shows absolutely geeked for election night.
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A reader writes: FYI, I received robocalls from both Palin and Steve Forbes (remember him?) in the last couple of days here in New Jersey.
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Much of the political chatter this weekend has been about the withdrawal of Dede Scozzafava, the moderate Republican candidate who was forced out dropped out of the race for a seat in New York's conservative 23rd district upsate over the.
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Dede Scozzafava, the moderate Republican candidate for an upstate New York congressional seat, withdrew her bid on Saturday in response to pressure from conservatives like Sarah Palin.
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N.Y. congressional race attracts nat'l attention Pro-gay GOP contender faces challenge from right By Chris Johnson Friday, October 30, 2009 A GOP congressional candidate in New York who supports same-sex marriage is struggling to eke out a victory in her race — apparently because of her positions on social issues and escalating national attention to the contest — even though she's running in a Republican district.
COUNTERPOINT: Give the Republican credit in Virginia We are under no illusion that Bob McDonnell is a champion of gay rights, but his recent actions give us optimism that he will be fair.
Can someone please explain why a non-gay, former boyfriend of a Republican candidate's daughter is all over the gay media, simply because he's apparently gonna show his mooseburgers in an upcoming Playgirl? And yes: We're talking especially to you, America's.
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What nuggets happened this week that Projectors should know about but none of the contributors got around to blogging? Why funny you should ask.
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He wants Ted Kennedy's Senate seat. Raise your hand if you are shocked that he is the anti-gay candidate.
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Bob McDonnell, the Republican candidate for Governor in Virginia, can't run far enough and fast enough away from his own words.
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As a Democrat, you get used to hearing people argue that X proposal or Y candidate is good because it or he is better than the Republican plan or the Republican candidate.
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NY race bucks expectations: Republican candidate supports marriage equality, Democrat does not
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The Republican candidate in one of the nation’s most closely watched races finds his older writings under the microscope for their arguments against homosexuality.
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By Baptist Press - News With a Christian Perspective
FAIRFIELD, Iowa -- A Republican candidate strongly endorsed by a leading pro-family group lost a .
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Virginia's Republican candidate for governor said Monday he no longer believes his argument in a graduate thesis written 20 years ago that discrimination against gays and other groups is acceptable for the benefit of straight, married couples.
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