Even when Trump was the nominee in 2016, the GOP platform adhered to traditional rhetoric and presentation. Now, like the party itself, the platform is fully Trumpian.

The Republican Party that will take narrow control of the House of Representatives in January 2023 has gone through a dramatic transformation in the two years since Donald Trump and his allies ...

Don't call me a Republican. I'm a conservative. Trump and his MAGA GOP aren't. | Opinion Political labels do matter, but the rise of MAGA makes it harder for people to see the difference.

People of color aren’t voting against the Trump-era Republicans as much as I hoped and once expected. In fact, the Trump version of the party is getting more support from voters of color than ...

Seven-in-ten Republican voters were 50 and older in the most recent election, compared with 62% of Republican voters in 2020 and 68% in 2018. Religious composition of 2022 voters Protestants once ...

The research should make one thing clear to conservative politicians: It’s not George W. Bush’s Republican Party any more, and their policy preferences should shift accordingly.

In “Party Ideologies in America, 1828-1996,” political scientist John Gerring marks the beginning of the modern Republican Party as Herbert Hoover’s shifting campaign rhetoric in 1928 and ...

In 1976, Ronald Reagan told “60 Minutes” that the Republican Party would be “dead” unless it “stands up and erects a set of principles around which people can rally.” ...

Politics Rush Is Dead, but We’re Still Living in the World He Created The Republican Party accepted his power as a self-fulfilling prophecy. By Mary Harris Feb 18, 20211:49 PM ...

South Dakota’s new Republican Party chairman is a former Democrat, but he’s been a Republican for nine years. Now he’s concerned about “Republicans In Name Only,” or RINOs, and wants to ...

Here's what my party should know about racism in America. As a Black Republican, I can attest that racism does make it difficult for Black people’s participation in the Republican Party.

And to be clear, Adam, there are still some skeptics, both in the Republican Party and in the Democratic Party, people who look at the polling and who say, I just don’t buy it.