The survey, by the nonpartisan Pew Research Center for the People & the Press, found a "dramatic shift" in political party identification since 2002, when Republicans and Democrats were at rough parity. Now, 50% of those surveyed identified with or leaned toward Democrats, whereas 35% aligned with Republicans.
What's more, the survey found, public attitudes are drifting toward Democrats' values: Support for government aid to the disadvantaged has grown since the mid-1990s, skepticism about the use of military force has increased and support for traditional family values has decreased.
Hillary’s not going to win anything.
the Republican “brand name” is fading fast - send up your run of the mill punch card issue Republican candidate in 2008, Hillary wins.
Even Rush now is saying it, he can’t be too vocal about it because Rush doesn’t like Rudy, and he doesn’t want to lose 25% of his audience overnight. But he also can’t ignore what I am sure the RNC insiders are telling him about Republican chances in 2008.
And all FReepers hear coming from you, as usual, is "blah blah blah...more liberalism, less conservatism...blah blah blah." If you want to argue that the Republican Party should become LESS conservative, you shouldn't do it around here. We don't want nor welcome your promotion of liberalism and we resent how it interferes with the conservative mission of the website that you continue to abuse.