After Democrats refused an offer by the White House for aides Karl Rove and Harriet Miers to talk to members of the House and Senate Judiciary Committees, but only privately and not under oath, and that they would subpoena them later in the week, Presiden...

...st assured Alabama is getting noticed by both party's candidates and that is a very empowering event for our people. Democrats in the Alabama Legislature are busy at work helping victims of the Enterprise tornado, raising teacher salaries, enti...

The Larimer Democrats held their annual President’s Day Dinner last night in Fort Collins (yes, they knew it was St. Pat’s Day last night). The theme was interesting and very appropriate — “Rocky Mountain Blue — Going Green&...

Dear Friends: It is a busy time for Democrats here in Massachusetts . The Democratic Caucuses are over and we will begin to hold forums around the state in March. State Party officials will be holding forums to solicit your input to create the 2007 Action...

So the Democrats say they will subpoena Karl Rove and Harriet Miers, and Bush says he'll defy them.  Mark Kleiman asks he question: What leverage do the Judiciary Committees have over the Administration with respect to the Overblown Personnel Mat...

...ine: A new poll finds that the approval rating of the Dem-controlled Congress is on the skids among not just Republicans, but Democrats, too -- and the pollster speculates that the Dems failure to "do anything substantive" on Iraq could be the ...

...tol reflected a new level of disarray in Democratic ranks on Iraq. Swept into power by voters clamoring for an end to the war, Democrats have seen their efforts falter under a reality more complicated than they found on the campaign trail…Internal divis...

The Washington Post reveals that Democrats are adopting the same tactics to make the numbers of their budget work for them that they criticized President Bush for doing. Worse yet, in the Democrats are trying to make future tax cuts virtually impossible ...

Bush finally fights back: A defiant President Bush warned Democrats Tuesday to accept his offer to have top aides testify about the firings of federal prosecutors only privately and not under oath or risk a constitutional showdown from which he would not ...