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11.11.2008
TNRtv: Chait and Foer on Republican Recriminations

 TNR editor Frank Foer and senior editor Jonathan Chait discuss the latest "TRB From Washington" column. Why is the Republican Party incapable of diagnosing its electoral flaws? Are members of the GOP too close to George W. Bush? How should the party adapt to regain influence?

--Ben Eisler

Posted: Tuesday, November 11, 2008 4:33 PM with 2 comment(s)

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dsmth said:

Wouldn't you love to correct that headline?

November 12, 2008 1:07 AM

jwl2672 said:

I wouldn't be screaming too loudly about the everlasting greatness of the Democratic party if I were you.  8 years ago, right after Bush was elected, I distinctly remember a TNR article arguing whether or not liberalism and the Democratic party were dead.  How short are your memories.  Only fools and fruity flies think all things human last forever.  In another 4-8 years, the cycle will turn around again.  Just like the economy.  Just like war and peace.  Idiots think that these are the best of times and/or the worst of times.  It's neither.  We've had much worse times and much better times than today.

November 12, 2008 5:55 PM