Candidates Now Fear The 'Republican Brand'

                   
dnronline.com     May 17, 2008            

WASHINGTON SEN. BOB CORKER, a Republican elected in the face of the 2006 Democratic sweep, understands the panic that took hold in his party this week following its loss in a ruby-red district. His readiness to tell his story says much about the alienation of many Republicans from the national... [read full story]                

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Brand on the Run

realclearpolitics.com     May 16, 2008          

WASHINGTON -- Sen. Bob Corker, a Republican elected in the face of the 2006 Democratic sweep, understands the panic that took hold in his party this week following its loss in a ruby-red district. Corker is familiar with the feeling. His readiness to tell his story says much about the alienation...                

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Brand on the Run

washingtonpost.com     May 16, 2008          

Sen. Bob Corker, a Republican elected in the face of the 2006 Democratic sweep, understands the panic that took hold in his party this week following its loss in a ruby-red district. His readiness to tell his story says much about the alienation of many Republicans from the national party's stale...                

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Brand on the Run

trueblueliberal.com     May 16, 2008          

From The Washington Post By E.J. Dionne Jr. Sen. Bob Corker, a Republican elected in the face of the 2006 Democratic sweep, understands the panic that took hold in his party this week following its loss in a ruby-red district. Corker is familiar with the feeling. His readiness to tell his story...                

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E.J. Dionne: The anti-Republican uprising

denverpost.com     May 18, 2008          

Sen. Bob Corker, a Republican elected in the face of the 2006 Democratic sweep, understands the panic that took hold in his party this week following its loss in a ruby-red district. His readiness to tell his story says much about the alienation of many Republicans from the national party's stale...                

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