Conservative Party

...to moderates. (The latest example, he said, came in a New York Congressional race, where Ms. Palin endorsed a Conservative Party candidate over the Republican nominee, leading the Republican to drop out.) "She's kind of playing...

In this article: Barack Obama, Sarah Palin, Republican Party, John McCain, Tax, United States, and George H. W. Bush

...mold and hammer to toe-the-line of the party. Yet it was the Conservatives that attempted to force feed a Carpetbagger and make it a national issue by using it as an example for elections to come. After all remember it was Armey that said the...

In this article: Republican Party, Reihan Salam, Bob McDonnell, Virginia, New Jersey, Chris Christie, Dede Scozzafava, Sarah Palin, and Tax

With 92 percent of the precincts reporting early Wednesday, Owens defeated businessman Doug Hoffman, the Conservative Party candidate, 49 percent to 45 percent, after a boost from unified labor efforts in the last days of the campaign.

In this article: Republican Party, Bill Owens, New York, Dierdre Scozzafava, Barack Obama, Democratic Party, and John McHugh

...Johnson, a mother of four, volunteered to campaign for Doug Hoffman, candidate of the tiny Conservative Party, because, she says, she was disgusted with the Republican pick in the special election, due on November 3rd, for New York's 23rd...

In this article: Republican Party, New York, Sarah Palin, John McCain, and John McHugh

...platform. "Conservatives will be energized to take back the Republican Party and moderates will be looking over their shoulders for the next year," said Brian Darling, director of Senate relations at the Heritage Foundation. "Moderate...

In this article: Republican Party, Dede Scozzafava, Marco Rubio, Brian Darling, and Charlie Crist

Preliminary results gave Democrat Bill Owens 49 per cent to 46 per cent for his main challenger Doug Hoffman, who ran on the tiny Conservative Party ballot, but was backed by senior figures from the right of the Republican Party. With...

In this article: Barack Obama, Republican Party, Virginia, Dede Scozzafava, Bill Owens, New York, New Jersey, Jon Corzine, and Bob McDonnell