The “Blue Texas” initiative will attempt to bolster Democrats’ long-held hope of making Texas politically competitive.

In the 19th century, as political parties began to form, candidates were selected by party leaders, George Washington University's Brunsman says. For his part, Washington opposed the formation of ...

While third parties occasionally make some noise, they never threaten the Democrat-Republican duopoly. Just as the founders feared. George Washington warned against having only two political ...

One thing that opening a bar and holding public office have in common is a certain type of self-confidence that borders on recklessness, which is what brought couple Sydney Bradford and Drew ...

In George Washington’s Farewell Address, he warned the public about what political parties may lead to. He pleaded with the people, asking them to remain unified under one country. In his exact ...

Following a public fallout with Donald Trump, Elon Musk is exploring a new political venture. He has floated the idea of 'The ...

Before George Washington left office after 8 years as America’s first president, he issued a dark statement. Political parties, he warned, if given too much power, would “become potent engines ...

In recent weeks, multiple universities have either withheld or threatened to revoke graduating students' diplomas for using ...

Make no mistake, every election is a new experiment. Our political chemistry set came in a box illustrated with George Washington’s happy humans, full of all the ingredients required for ...

It is a bizarre choice, given that Democrats have already chosen oligarchy as a strategy for their own party. The oligarchy talking point spawned from President Donald Trump’s political alliance ...

George Washington (Lansdowne Portrait), Gilbert Stuart, oil on canvas, 1796 National Portrait Gallery In addition to the symbolic importance of a political ... between the parties, between ...

For an era characterized by intense partisanship, political parties are noticeably weak ... accommodationism” of Nelson Rockefeller and George Romney, rooted in the Rotary Clubs and country ...