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  • Labor splintering? Former chair attacks Herzog

    01/24/2016 3:37:42 PM PST · by Eleutheria5 · 1 replies
    Arutz Sheva ^ | 24/1/16 | Cynthia Blank
    MK Shelly Yechimovich (Zionist Union) attacked party chairman Yitzhak Herzog on Sunday, asserting his recent statements to the media about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict were not coordinated with Labor party members beforehand. Herzog admitted to Army Radio last week that a “two-state solution” is not feasible at this time, saying, "I want to aspire to it, I want to negotiate it, and I am committed to it, but I do not see the ability to do that now." "In the absence of the ability to do that right now," Herzog continued, "there is a need to implement security measures that match...
  • Democratic Party Divided on Iraq (war is fracturing, splintering, splitting the party)

    07/09/2006 5:32:49 PM PDT · by Libloather · 31 replies · 1,133+ views
    Yahoo News ^ | 7/07/06
    Democratic Party Divided on IraqFriday July 7, 4:58 PM Intent on seizing control of Congress, Democrats want to keep the focus on President Bush's missteps in Iraq. Yet the war is fracturing the party in a handful of House and Senate races. Senate primary fights in Connecticut and Washington state as well as a few House contests pit the party's liberal wing _ proponents of candidates who want an immediate end to the conflict _ against moderates favored by Democratic leaders in Washington. Arguably the most high-profile and contentious case is Connecticut, where three-term Sen. Joe Lieberman is under siege...
  • 2005: The Splintering of the Democratic Party

    02/03/2005 9:04:20 AM PST · by Publius · 233 replies · 8,040+ views
    A Publius Essay | 3 February 2005 | Publius
    The year 2005 will mark the 72nd anniversary of the New Deal, the seminal event of the modern Democratic Party. Democratic policies and rhetoric all hail from that era of Big Government protecting the American people from Big Business. As long as the party held to its roots in economic equality, it prospered. When it marched boldly into the quicksand of social change, it alienated the Great Middle of American politics and lost its way. Now the signs are all in place for another great Democratic debacle, but with one major difference. This time, the Democrats are headed for the...