Issue Of The Week XXXIV: What Does The Republican Party Have To Do To Have A Viable Future?
WASHINGTON (AP) — Tuesday's presidential election results showed the American voting public has not only become more permanently diverse in its makeup, but also in its mindset.
Obama bet, and won, on the assumption that the electorate would retain much of the age, ethnic, and racial diversity he brought out in 2008. But across the country, voters affirmed changes in social policy that show a culture changing along with it.





