From BBC News comes a question.
Who leads the US Republican Party?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7922236.stm
Or is it too soon to tell.

Originally Posted by KayakerNC

From BBC News comes a question.
Who leads the US Republican Party?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7922236.stm
Or is it too soon to tell.

Great question to ask...it surely isnt Rush Limbaugh. By the way, have added a link below to show how the Democrats came up with a Rush Limbaugh tactic and is playing it out beautifully and it is working !!

http://blogs.ajc.com/political-insid...ce-of-the-gop/

There are a few that I would think would be good...Sanford, Romney, but I do think it is too early.

If the current strong and radical moves left continue, it will be easier, but if the current administration and congressional leaders ever move even close to the center it will be much more difficult to get established.

A much better link to read about the Democratic strategy on Limbaugh...which is very smart on their part !

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0309/19596.html

who leads the Democratic party?
The obvious answers are not correct. Who leads their party is as nebulous as the Republicans.
So hopefully this thread will reveal what/who it's members think lead either party.

BTK

Originally Posted by Guest

who leads the Democratic party?
The obvious answers are not correct. Who leads their party is as nebulous as the Republicans.
So hopefully this thread will reveal what/who it's members think lead either party.

BTK

The lobbyists on K Street, Washington, DC lead both parties. Just try measuring the net worth of the so-called leaders prior to their arrival in DC up through the present date.

Originally Posted by SteveZ

The lobbyists on K Street, Washington, DC lead both parties. Just try measuring the net worth of the so-called leaders prior to their arrival in DC up through the present date.

Steve you are, unfortunately, right. Even the best fall prey to this. Hubert Humphrey, one of the liberals I truly admire, went to the Senate from his residence above his drugstore. By the time he was VP in the Johnson administration, he had a very large, very expensive lakefront house in an exclusive Minneapolis suburb. Nothing illegal, just honorariums for speeches and other such endeavors. Even our Supreme Court Justices participate in these practices. And we wonder why our elected representatives do not represent us.