Although intra-party feuds are not new, Republican strategist Jay Townsend said the current civil war is "a symptom of a policy-phobic party held together by visceral hatred of Democrats." ...

It comes after the House Freedom Caucus—a group of about 30 Republican members of Congress regarded as the party's most conservative faction—released its own budget resolution on Monday. In ...

If Trump loses, those viewers and voters must hear the truth to set the Republican Party free from Trump’s control. But first ...

War-like imagery has begun spreading in Republican circles after the attack on the U.S. Capitol by a mob of President Donald Trump’s supporters, with some elected officials and party leaders ...

With Donald Trump barreling toward the nomination despite an establishment desperate to stop him, the Republican Party is now in open conflict. ... Welcome to the GOP civil war.

The civil war inside the Republican Party deep in the heart of Texas Locals take time to chat in Historic Granbury Square in Granbury, Texas, on Sept. 10. By Jeffrey Fleishman Staff Writer ...

The war in Ukraine highlights the Republican party’s own transformation on foreign policy in the past few decades. ... A Republican ‘civil war’ on Ukraine erupts as Reagan’s example fades.

The book opens by highlighting how both parties changed between the Civil War and modern times, with the Democratic Party going from being the party of the enslavers to the home of progressive ...

“At the time of the Civil War, most members of what was then called the Democratic party supported slavery, and most members of what was then the newly formed Republican Party were anti-slavery ...

It comes after the House Freedom Caucus—a group of about 30 Republican members of Congress regarded as the party's most conservative faction—released its own budget resolution on Monday.

That aside, a Trump loss inevitably means an internal civil war within the Republican Party. I believe a “war” is inevitable between the all-powerful Trump forces and those who want to move on ...