All together now: challenging a record number of GOP incumbents? Coordinating their message this early? What a little blood in the water will do for a party.(DISPATCHES)
American Prospect, The, November, 2005 by Franke-Ruta, Garance
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ON ELECTION NIGHT 2002, TV-watching Democrats across America let out a collective groan as then-Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chairman Terry McAuliffe told CNN's Larry King, "I think it's going to be a very good night for the Democrats." At that point in the evening, it was pretty clear that the elections were not breaking the Democrats' way.
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In an environment with few competitive races, the party would have needed a pickup of seven House seats to regain control of Congress. Democrats lost six House seats and another two in the Senate, flipping them into the ...
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