没有受伤的

This battle will be fought nationwide. In Florida, for example, the party pooh-bahs back Charlie Crist, the governor, for a soon-to-be-vacant Senate seat. Mr Crist could probably win a general election. But conservatives despise his free-spending, Barack Obama-embracing ways, and would rather gamble on Marco Rubio, a young Cuban-American who hits all their sweet spots. The National Republican Senatorial Committee has recruited an impressive batch of moderates to contest winnable seats, such as Mark Kirk in Illinois and Michael Castle in Delaware. But all are likely to face bare-knuckle conservative challengers. Vicious primaries may yield either unelectable extremists or moderates who have been wounded by attack ads and drained of money. And the party is too ill-disciplined to prevent any of this from happening. In short, the Republicans are doomed.

这场战争会在全国范围内打响，比如，在佛罗里达州，党内要人支持Charlie Crist州长去争取将要腾出来的参议院的位子，Crist先生一般来说会赢得选举，但是保守派鄙视他如同奥巴马所做的那样乱花钱，保守派宁可把赌注压在Marco Rubio这位年轻的古巴裔美国人身上，他正好处于最佳位置全国共和党参议院委员会已经招募了一群给人深刻印象的温和派，比如伊利诺伊州州的Mark Kirk和特拉华州的Michael Castle去竞争可能获胜的位子，但是他们所有人都需要去面对毫不留情的保守派挑战者，残酷的初期阶段会产生没有参选资格的极端主义者或者温和派，他们会因攻击性的广告或者钱财耗尽而受伤，并且共和党毫无纪律去防止此类事情的发生，一句话，共和党前景黯淡。

The split between the two groups can hardly be papered over.

这两个团体间的分歧难以掩饰。

This approach not only encourages a greater number of responses, but minimizes the likelihood of stale groupthink.

这种做法不仅鼓励了更多的反应，而且减少跟风的可能性。