Why Republicanism Will Endure
James Boyle argues that the Republican party remains vital unlike echoes of earlier party shifts. He traces origins to anti slavery sentiment, counters claims of decline, and asserts reunion rather than dissolution with progressives. The piece weighs McKinley era parallels and calls for solid party unity to challenge the democracy.
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Republicans Rule as Nation Sees Progressive Decline
An editorial argues the Republican Party remains the effective opposition to Democrats, while the Progressive Party collapses. It asserts a 1912 vote split weakened Roosevelts bid, forecasts GOP rehabilitation, and notes governors and legislatures show Republican strength over Progressives.
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