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Lobbyists have a tendency to advise their clients that the majority of their contributions should go the party in power. The party in power controls the agenda and can make things happen or keep things from happening.

When the party with no power can raise more money than the party with all the power, it means people are pretty disturbed about the country's condition.

For the time frame that Ralph was the party chair, there is no doubt that the party chairman in general wielded a lot of power, and they wielded it a lot differently than I do today and we have done in the past few years. We don't do things the same way that we used to do.

There is always the cliche 'a pox on both your houses.' But I do think the party in power does take extra heat on these things.

That doesn't mean there are no efforts to influence the minority parties, but the principal efforts almost always involve the party in power, the party or the individuals from that party who can deliver results.

Fred Wertheimer

Giving money to a candidate or a party that is sure to lose is not as politically useful as giving money to a candidate or a party where your contribution might make a difference. Catching up when you're the party out of power is always harder.

Because of politics, the House majority party has impeached the president because they could do it, because they had the power to do it and without making an effective case for it,

I've been part of the Republican Party now, and I've been working with the party and feel that the party is doing the things that are needed for our community, northwest Arkansas, and for Hispanics as well.

R. Shawn McGrew

Dave gave the power of the (council) agenda to the minority party. Calvin Ball will talk about that and he will demonstrate himself as more Democratic, more predictable.

I cannot agree to such a coalition where one party has all of the power and the other party has to deal with all the difficult problems.

While people are angry at government generally, they usually crystallize around one party or the other. And the Republicans, by most definitions, are the party in power.

The Democratic Party will, one of these days, stop resisting the philosophy that President Kennedy briefly revived for his party. It will have to, if it ever again aspires to be the majority party.

Neither [Democrats nor Republicans] would prohibit lobbyists from making campaign contributions, arranging fundraisers, bundling contributions from clients, or serving on members' fundraising committees. Second, neither proposes an independent ethics watchdog to audit disclosure reports from lawmakers, staff, and lobbyists and to conduct independent investigations of alleged violations.

Power without principle is barren, but principle without power is futile. This is a party of government and I will lead it as party of government.

Tony Blair (1953-)

Tony Blair

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