The Republican Party's over for us. Where do we go now?
A conversation between New York Times columnists Bret Stephens and David Brooks.
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A conversation between New York Times columnists Bret Stephens and David Brooks.
Is the G.O.P. beyond hope for two conservatives?
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event, dawn of the 24-hour news cycle, people are drawn to and listening to the coverage, they felt like it was their aunt or uncle or grandfather who was shot and they form that bond with him, and i think that carried him through. you know, it kept him from getting in a lot more trouble in places where other presidents would have faced a lot rougher time. >> explore an interactive timeline,view photos and video, listen to audio clips and read government documents at author del wilber's website rawhide down.com. >> this monday watch american history tv in prime time with a look at th...
at that time and increase defense spending and people one sure about him. well, he got shot. he performs amazingly this day. people begin to separate the man they admire from the politics as a leader, and he gets a lot accomplished after this moment in the next year and also forms a bond between him and the public. lou cannon, perhaps the most esteemed reagan biographer, told me, you know, del what, this day did, really like reagan's character under fire and his heroism, cracked jokes in the emergency room, cracked jokes in the o.r. and cracked jokes kind of laughing at death and peo...