it's refrain from Democratic leaders and commentators, Green Party is not why Democrats lost to Bush and Trump.. ..…

In 2000, the Democrats shifted. They refused to accept the election results in Florida that gave Bush his victory in the state, and through it, in the electoral college, until the Supreme Court ruled that the results were legitimate. Even afterwards, many Democrats considered..…

Bush by Democrats and their bearer, Al Gore, back in the election of 2000, was every bit as visceral, personal and lowbrow as what we're seeing now in Dems of Donald Trump. ..…

Bush by Democrats and their bearer, Al Gore, back in the election of 2000, was every bit as visceral, personal and lowbrow as what we're seeing now in Dems of Donald Trump. ..…

Now Democrats were running candidate who backed all the worst features of Bush agenda, especially support for military interventionism and hostility towards transparency. Democratic rules and in 2016 Democrats further intervened to clear the field for Clinton. ..…

In 2007 and 2008, Senate controlled by Democrats helped confirm 68 Bush judicial nominees, including 10 to appeals courts, Tobias said. ... The last confirmation vote McConnell allowed under Obama was on July 6, 2016, meaning the traditional cutoff came more than two months earlier than..…

Bush used recess appointment January 2002 to tap Scalia, for the solicitor post to circumvent Senate, then controlled by Democrats. ..…

That more Democrats voted for Bush Florida and of course they could always blame Green Party's performance for such lousy end result for them, Press TV... ..…

Bush nominees to the federal appeals courts. Then, as the 2014 election approached, Democrats eliminated the filibuster to rush through Obama’s last judicial picks. . . . While the new Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell kept the Scalia seat open so that the next president could appoint..…

In the same way, Biden and other Democrats tied up Bush late-term judicial nominees on grounds that the new election was coming soon, so the people, rather than President, should be allowed to decide the future course of the country. ..…

Thomas recounts the fraught days Republican nominee, and his Democratic, Vice President Al Gore, when hairline margin Bush's favor led to political chaos. Republicans wanted to freeze the process to preserve Bush's razor-thin margin Democrats wanted to keep the recount going,..…

Of course Bush bungled both economic and military policy, and the roots of both the imperial and economic crisis were bipartisan Democrats supported Bush Afghanistan and Iraq. ..…

But images of closed federal facilities didn’t help, giving voters the appearance of Bush presiding over gridlock. This hurt him in the 1992 election, when voters agreed with Democrats that Bush’s policies led to legislative deadlock. . ..…

the freshman class, entered Congress with much more uncompromising attitude toward Democrats. Bush internalized the lesson of his father's failures, and was committed to being tax-cutter, even as he expanded entitlements and launched two wars in the wake of Sept 11 attacks.. ..…

As president, Bush led coalition to in Persian Gulf in 1990-91, only to lose his bid for re-election the year to Democrat Bill Clinton primarily because of recession and Bush's perceived inability to cure it.. ..…

Democrats may have preferred Bush to get his wars approved by the United Nations--and later, they would blame the war's failure on his administration's delusional faith that Iraqis would welcome American soldiers as liberators. ... In the end, opposition to the Bush Doctrine came..…

Bush and Obama years. During the Obama administration, trust among Democrats has averaged 29%, compared with 28% during the Bush administration. . ... Average trust among Democrats across all four of these presidencies – Carter’s, Reagan’s, Bush’s and..…

Democrats recorded a net gain of nine seats Tuesday. . 'I think George Bush is extremely vulnerable in 1992,' gloated Ronald H. ... Along with the growing sense among Democrats that Mr. Bush is beatable, Mr. ..…

Despite post-election rhetoric about reaching out to defeated Democrats, most expect President Bush to govern to the right, agressively pursuing conservative legislative agenda... ..…

Assuming that they're the most of the states that voted for Bush in 2000 - as Democrats, Republicans and independent analysts agree - winning them all would ensure that Bush would win at least the same carried in 2000 and another majority of Electoral College, thus winning..…

Bush's presidency eight years ago, Democratic of Bush's performance was on par with Republicans ratings of Obama April 2006, 87% of Democrats and Democratic leaners disapproved of Bush's performance, and 75% very strongly disapproved.. Obama's job approval rating among..…

Liberal Democrats and Partisan Poor Gore the most support, n by Republicans for Bush. Bush is the favorite for the nomination among all GOP groups, and in every typology group except Liberal Democrats and Partisan Poor would at least consider voting for Texas next..…

And as Gallup puts it, the extraordinary level of Obama's first office is combination of declining support from Republicans coupled with high and sustained approval from Democrats... Bush earned approval ratings that diverged by as much as 76 percentage points from party to party..…

This included 97,488 votes Florida, far more than the 537 votes that separated Bush and Gore that election. Yes, Nader has been vilified by Democrats for throwing the election to Bush, and his result could also be viewed as harbinger of the progressivism that would become in..…

General Assembly Tuesday veered away from the themes of terrorism and war that were the foundation of Bush's first speeches at United Nations. And at home, notwithstanding Democrats inability to force Bush's hand Iraq, there are few signs that public opposition to the war is..…

Their views reflect split the polls have shown for some Most Democrats and independents oppose the war and Bush policies Republicans back them. ... Thus, Democrats stand to have advantage, especially without clear sign that Bush policy -- or any of Republican..…

That these Republicans -- and others -- were ready to join Democrats in rejecting Bush's plan caused White House to scramble for alternatives and House Republican leaders to postpone scheduled vote on the issue. ..…

But none of them -- including Lieberman -- made any effort to deal with what Clinton called the in the room, for Bush's Iraq. For many Democrats, the overriding motive is to send message against the war, against Bush administration, against Washington -- everything that..…

By the intensity of the in, Despite his attacks, that Hoeffel struggled to galvanize the kind of outrage against Specter that Democrats aimed at Bush, in part because the attacks were drowned out Pennsylvania... ..…

By the intensity of the in, Despite his attacks, Hoeffel struggled to galvanize the kind of outrage against Specter that Democrats aimed at Bush, in part because the attacks were drowned out Pennsylvania... ..…

Secularist Democrats and even many religious voters are particularly hot and bothered by President Bush's regular religious references. ... Democrats have many good reasons to oppose Bush in 2004. But they must be careful not to lose touch with the majority of voters. ..…

It's not just Democrats criticizing Bush administration's legal brief opposing University of Michigan's diversity-related admissions policies. ..…

The central plot of the narrative is that Democrats and President Bush disagree about, among other things, the conduct of the campaign. When Bush asserted in New Jersey on Sept 23 that Democrat-controlled Senate is more interested in special interests Washington and not..…

I do not think I could maintain my impartiality and comment on that, Senate Judiciary Committee's eight Democrats and six Republicans... President Bush, named the black conservative to replace outgoing Justice Thurgood Marshall, black liberal. ..…