Washington, DC - July, 28: Senator Charles Schumer(D-NY), center, and Rep. Louise Slaughter(D-NY), inspect the documents as the National Archives unveils old letters and documents from the "Grace Tulley Archives" of correspondence from FDR and family that have been in private hands for decades and now will reside in the FDR Presidential library on July, 28, 2010 in Washington, DC. At left is David Ferriero, 10th Archivist of the United States. (Photo by Bill O'Leary/The Washington Post) StaffPhoto imported to Merlin on Wed Jul 28 13:39:02 2010
Anytime Democrats or Republicans get whupped in a big national election, the pundits and chattering classes inevitably pose some existential questions: What went wrong? Does the party have a future?…
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