The RLC will be announcing our final slate of endorsed candidates in early October. To be considered for RLC endorsement, candidates must fill out our survey by close of business on October 1st. If you know of a great candidate for state or local office that deserves our support, please pass along our survey to them. For any candidate-related questions, email mike@republican-leadership.com.
As Republicans begin debating the future of the party, it is worth noting that some in the party are already trying to rewrite the past. In recent weeks, several members of the more conservative wing of the GOP have stated that the reason the party failed so miserably this election is because it turned its back on fiscal discipline by turning toward the political center. Perhaps conservative stalwart L.
To fully understand the importance of centrist Republican candidates in the 2008 elections, it is important to take a look at the results of this year’s hard fought Republican primaries and see how these candidates performed in the general election. It is in primaries, after all, where the voters must choose the candidate that best represents their own positions on the issues, the District at large, and the chances for victory in November. Their performance in the fall is, therefore, a good indication of the types of Republicans
To fully understand the importance of centrist Republican candidates in the 2008 elections, it is important to take a look at the results of this year’s hard fought Republican primaries and see how these candidates performed in the general election.
RLC endorsed candidate gets leadership post.
The Republican Leadership Council congratulates the below candidates on their impressive election wins. We will continue to monitor the results and add candidates to this list as their victories are confirmed.
Of course the RLC wouldn't
Of course the RLC wouldn't support McCain/Palin! The whole point of this organization is to bring the Republican Party back to the core values it once had (like fiscal responsibility, for example)- pre-Bush/Cheney. McCain/Palin (and more specifically, the disastrous Governor Palin) is just a continuation of that ultra-right-wing lunacy that's taken over control of this party for eight years. It has to end!
Editor's note: The RLC
Editor's note: The RLC focuses primarily on state and local races, which is why we did not specifically endorse McCain-Palin.
Not McCain/Palin? Why not?
Not McCain/Palin? Why not?
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