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Tag Archives: Republican Party
Ted Kennedy’s Rally Cry for Democrats in 1995
Here is an excerpt of a speech that Senator Ted Kennedy made for the National Press Club on January 11, 1995 after the Democrats suffered great losses in the 1994 elections and lost the House of Representatives to Newt Gingrich … Continue reading
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Tagged Democratic Party, Left, Liberalism, Newt Gingrich, Poor, Republican Party, Ted Kennedy, working class
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William F. Buckley’s Fight Against the White Nationalist Extremist Right
For the past 40 years, the Republican Party has been moving further and further to the Right. Today, the Republican Party has gone too far to the Right, absorbing racist and anti-immigrant influences from the white nationalist elements of the … Continue reading
Jill Ruckelshaus and the Feminist Republicans
From the 1950s to the 1970s, there used to be an influential group within the Republican Party known as the Rockefeller Republican. Named after liberal Republican Nelson Rockefeller, these Republicans were fiscally conservative and advocated for pro-business policies. But on … Continue reading
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Tagged 1977 National Women's Conference, ational Women's Political Caucus, Betty Ford, Christian Right, Conservative Republicans, ERA, Feminist Movement, Feminist Republican, Gerald Ford, Jackie Robinson, Jill Ruckelshaus, John Anderson, Liberal Republicans, Moderate Republicans, Nelson Rockefeller, Phyllis Schlafly, Republican Party, Rockefeller Republican, United States Commission on Civil Rights
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Conservative Republican Jeff Flake’s Fight for a Decent Republican Party
Though I disagree with a lot of his conservative politics, I deeply respect conservative Republican Jeff Flake’s brave criticisms of President Trump and his own party. Flake represents the traditional conservative who believes in limited government and free markets, who … Continue reading
George Romney and the 1964 Republican National Convention
The 1964 Republican convention saw a clash between the new conservative Republicans who supported Barry Goldwater and the more moderate and liberal Republicans who were worried that the GOP was moving too far to the Right. These moderate and liberal … Continue reading
Abraham Lincoln and the Best of the Republican Party
I didn’t watch much of the Republican Convention. But the speeches that I did hear left me depressed at the state of the Republican Party. Rather than focus on this week’s Republican Convention, I would rather think about the parts … Continue reading
The Lincoln Project and the Fight for a Sane Conservative Movement
Here are 2020 videos of Lincoln Project co-founders Ron Steslow, Rick Wilson, and Jennifer Horn at the historic Cooper Union in NYC. The Lincoln Project is a group of conservative Republicans who oppose Donald Trump and are fighting for a … Continue reading
Jill Ruckelshaus, Phyllis Schlafly and the Fight for the Soul of the Republican Party
I’ve been avidly watching Hulu’s “Mrs. America” that highlights the fight between Phyllis Schlafly and the second wave feminists over passage of the Equal Rights Amendment in the 1970s. Next week’s episode highlights Jill Ruckelshaus, the pro-choice feminist Republican who … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian Right, Civil Rights, Conservative Christians, Equal Rights Amendment, Jill Ruckelshaus, LGBTQ Rights, Liberal Republicans, Moderate Republicans, Phyllis Schlafly, Pro-choice, Religious Right, Republican Party, Second Wave Feminism, Women's Rights
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