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Will Old Formula Beat the Bushes? Democrats used a struggling economy and a large field of candidates to knock George H.W. Bush out of office in 1992. Will the same strategy work against his son? (THE NATION)(Column) Adam Heieck. Insight on the News August 19, 2003 p26 (1598 words)

The ghost of Bill Clinton; Lexington. (Right-wing Democrats) The Economist (US) August 2, 2003 v368 i8335 p34US (1038 words)

Bitter Pill - Howard Dean and the tempting of the Democrats. jonathan chait. The New Republic July 28, 2003 p16 (3565 words)

Good Doctor - Why the critics still don't get Howard Dean. (Democratic presidential hopeful) jonathan cohn. The New Republic July 28, 2003 p20 (3184 words)

Dems--Why Not Woo the Young? (Comment). (Democratic Party should address issues of concern to youth)(Editorial) Thomas Geoghegan. The Nation July 21, 2003 v277 i3 p10 (963 words)

Paul Wellstone: he took pride both in principled obstinacy and in gains born of alliances. (Articles). (Biography) Joe Conason. The Nation July 21, 2003 v277 i3 p37 (1535 words)

Feeling Dean's Pain: His straight talk and blunt, suffer-no-fools style have helped make him the Democrat to watch in 2004. What makes Howard Dean tick? (Biography) Howard Fineman. Newsweek July 21, 2003 p36 (1550 words)

Party Hearty: The Demorats are acting, gloriously, like themselves. Ramesh Ponnuru. National Review July 14, 2003 v55 i13 pNA (2189 words)

"The Democratic Party suicide bill": Democrats knew that campaign-finance reform would cripple their fundraising ability--but they backed the idea anyway, largely on principle. Seth Gitell. The Atlantic Monthly July-August 2003 v292 i1 p106(7) (5547 words)

The Clinton presence. (On the Record). (influence of Pres. Bill Clinton) Ron Faucheux. Campaigns & Elections July 2003 v24 i7 p7(1) (832 words)

Oppressed Minority - The misery of being a House Democrat. (Chris Van Hollen) michael crowley. The New Republic June 23, 2003 p18 (5043 words)

Building to win. (Comment). (Democratic Party) Robert L. Borosage. The Nation June 9, 2003 v276 i22 p4 (1074 words)

Republicans courting black America--again: as Democrats lose ground with African Americans, GOP looks to step in. (Washington Report). David C. Ruffin. Black Enterprise August 2003 v34 i1 p17(2) (1313 words)

Bush's Brigadier Of Bucks: How Jack Oliver, a little-known 34-year-old from Missouri, is managing the most formidable cash machine in American political history. (Nation) Matthew Cooper, Michael Weisskopf. Time July 7, 2003 v162 i1 p36+ (1083 words)

Counterintelligent: how the GOP keeps the FBI stupid. (need for reform at the Federal Bureau of Investigation, cases of espionage, implications for the Republican Party) Joshua Micah Marshall. Washington Monthly July-August 2003 v35 i7-8 p16(5) (3505 words)

Welcome to the machine: how the GOP disciplined K Street and made Bush supreme. (Cover Story). Nicholas Confessore. Washington Monthly July-August 2003 v35 i7-8 p30(8) (5444 words)

WASHINGTON'S OTHER TOUGH TEXAN; Why Tom DeLay is making the White House nervous. Alexandra Starr, Richard S. Dunham. Business Week June 30, 2003 i3838 p80 (1065 words)

The DLC flunks politics 101: why Democrats need their base--as well as swing voters. (Gazette). (Democratic Leadership Council ) Robert L. Borosage. The American Prospect Jan 13, 2003 v13 i24 p13(3)

Where the Democrats lost: and where they can come back. (Gazette). Ruy Teixeira. The American Prospect Dec 16, 2002 v13 i22 p16(3)

Ralph, don't run: let's take back the democratic party and do all we can to beat Bush in 2004. (Articles). Ronnie Dugger. The Nation Dec 2, 2002 v275 i19 p14 Mag.Coll.: 112B0247.

Campaign Journal: Southern Exposure. ryan lizza. The New Republic May 19, 2003 p21

The Democratic Party and foreign policy. Dana H. Allin, Philip H. Gordon, Michael E. O'Hanlon. World Policy Journal Spring 2003 v20 i1 p7(10)

The 2002 elections: much sound, little fury. David Brady, Morris Fiorina. Reason March 2003 v34 i10 p67(1)

War on terror wins. (The Elections). John Isaacs. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Jan-Feb 2003 v59 i1 p18(2) Mag.Coll.: 112J3411

Where Do We Go From Here? (2002 midterm elections)(Column) Anna Quindlen. Newsweek Nov 18, 2002 p90

Victory's Burden, Defeat's Hangover; The GOP's midterm triumph means the party must bear the blame if things go wrong. And Democrats? They must decide what they stand for. (WASHINGTON WATCH) Howard Gleckman. Business Week Online Nov 12, 2002 pNA

Reclaiming the party: three suggestions to jump-start the Democrats. (Gazette). Jeff Faux. The American Prospect Dec 16, 2002 v13 i22 p14(3)

Less-Than-Zero Dems. (Comment). (Democrats' election failure) David Corn. The Nation Nov 25, 2002 v275 i18 p5 Mag.Coll.: 112B0198.

THE DEMOCRATS' DEEPENING DILEMMA; For '04, they'll have to bridge the gap between liberals and New Democrats. Business Week Nov 18, 2002 i3808 p40

Dems in the Dumps: They were outmaneuvered, outhustled and overmatched. Can the Democrats matter again? A new prescription for a troubled party. Jonathan Alter. Newsweek Nov 18, 2002 p40

Looking Ahead To 2004: DEMORALIZED DEMS are licking their wounds, seeking a message--and jockeying for position. (Cover: Nation/Election 2002) Josh Tyrangiel. Time Nov 18, 2002 v160 i21 p50+

Terror topples the Dems. (terrorism as issue on 2002 elections) John Leo. U.S. News & World Report Nov 18, 2002 p18

Put a face on your fears: the apprehensive citizen's guide to the new Republican committee chairmen of the U.S. Senate--and what they have in store for us. (Gazette). Drake Bennett, Alex Gourevitch. The American Prospect Dec 30, 2002 v13 i23 p20(5)

There is no silver lining: with Republicans in full control in Washington, next year's prospects are grim. (Articles). Jack Newfield, David Helvarg, Chester Jeff. The Nation Dec 9, 2002 v275 i20 p20

THE DEMOCRATS: A Turn for the Worse. National Review Dec 9, 2002 v54 i23 pNA

CAMPAIGN 2002: Bush Triumphant. National Review Nov 25, 2002 v54 i22 pNA

The Battle Hymn Of......The Republicans: IT'S HALLELUJAH TIME in the White House as the Democrats discover (again) what a mistake it is to underestimate George W. Bush. Here's how far he plans to go with his new mandate. (Cover: Nation/Election 2002)(Cover Story) Romesh Ratnesar. Time Nov 18, 2002 v160 i21 p30+

Ralph, don't run: let's take back the democratic party and do all we can to beat Bush in 2004. (Articles). Ronnie Dugger. The Nation Dec 2, 2002 v275 i19 p14 Mag.Coll.: 112B0247.

THE GREENS VS. THE DEMS: ANOTHER NIGHTMARE ON ELECTION STREET? (Green Party may take votes from Democratic Party in 2002)(Brief Article) Alexandra Starr. Business Week Oct 28, 2002 i3805 p49

Blues of the Greens; The California governor's race. (The Green candidate in California's governor's race)(Brief Article) The Economist (US) Sept 21, 2002 pN/A

Green growth. (Inside Politics). (Brief Article) David Weigel. Campaigns & Elections Sept 2002 v23 i9 p8(2)

A Duty of Government?: The libertarians agonize, and split, over the war. RAMESH PONNURU. National Review Oct 14, 2002 v54 i19 pNA Mag.Coll.: 111M0375.

No Democratic tide. (which party is most affected by current corporate wrongdoing) (Brief Article) (Statistical Data Included) Michael Barone. U.S. News & World Report August 19, 2002 p28

Losing control: the intraparty consequences of divided government. Melody Rose. Presidential Studies Quarterly Dec 2001 v31 i4 p679(20)

HMOs: hot issue of the year. (health maintenance organizations) Fred S. Yang, Glen Bolger, Bill McInturff. Campaigns & Elections, July 1998 v19 n7 p57(3)

Trading places. (how the two major parties have changed since George W. Bush took office)(Brief Article) Michael Barone. U.S. News & World Report Jan 14, 2002 p28

Divided Democrats. (panel discussion on Democratic Party's future)(Panel Discussion) The American Enterprise March 2001 v12 i2 p35

Clinton changed the Democratic Party. (Brief Article) Terence Samuel. U.S. News & World Report Jan 22, 2001 v130 i3 p28

The three electorates. (US politics) Ron Faucheux. Campaigns & Elections August 1996 v17 n8 p5(1)

Triangulating the Constitution. (how liberals and conservatives use the US Supreme Court to achieve their political objectives) Gary Rosen. Commentary, July 1999 v108 i1 p59