Democrats' House Hopes in Disarray
Looks like open season on donkeys.
Three weeks out from an election that could give Republicans a historic majority, House Democrats are resorting to the painful strategy of retreat.
Faced with a perilous midterm environment and a sudden gush of Republican money, Democrats are shifting cash from blue-chip recruits to prop up teetering incumbents. The goal is to minimize losses and keep Republicans from their most dominant hold on the House since Harry Truman's presidency — potentially expelling Democrats from the speaker's chair for years to come.
