Topic: Jack Kemp

What are your politics?

A Christian Science perspective: An 'ex-political junkie' provides some spiritual insight on issues surrounding Super Tuesday in the United States.

Will Rick Perry join the presidential race?

Supporters are urging Texas Gov. Rick Perry to seek the GOP nomination for the 2012 presidential race. He's fueled speculation by making high-profile appearances around the country.

Paul Ryan still doesn't get it

Are Democrats really using scare tactics to get senior citizens to be wary of Republican Medicare plans?

N.Y. race heats up: Democrats test message on GOP plan to 'end Medicare'

In a special congressional election for New York's solidly Republican 26th District, the Democrat says her GOP foe would back Paul Ryan's plan to 'end Medicare.' The parties are taking notice.

State of the Union 2011: Who is Paul Ryan?

Rep. Paul Ryan has been chosen to give the Republican response to President Obama's State of the Union address. Why did Republicans choose this seven-term Congressman from Wisconsin?

Is World Cup soccer socialist?

No, and Americans -- especially conservatives -- should embrace soccer as a democratic and meritocratic game.

Glenn Beck's 'demagoguery' threatening Republican party, says veteran GOP lawmaker

Glenn Beck and other pundits are endangering the GOP's long-term credibility, said South Carolina Rep. Bob Inglis, who lost in a landslide in a June 22 Republican primary runoff.

Schilling as senator? Don't count on it.

Canada: Buffalo Bills look north

Jack Kemp, football star and politician, dies

Specter: Reagan's GOP is gone

On Sunday talk shows, he says the 'big tent' party of Reagan and the late Jack Kemp has been replaced by rigid conservatism.

Despite Steele’s rough start, many in GOP optimistic

The new party chair has been mired in internal feuds, but expectations for next elections are building.

Sarah Palin: Is she ready to lead?

Will Obama be texting Evan Bayh soon?

Romney out: Will conservatives move to McCain?

The house that Reagan built shows cracks, as the far right chafes at McCain as GOP standard-bearer.