That Romney has continued to profit from his time at Bain Capital is a big problem for his campaign.
Money, Politics, and Power
Kim Jong Il and Vaclav Havel: How Much Do They Really Matter?
After the death of leaders who become nearly synonymous with the countries they lead, what happens to the politics?
Obama Wins…If Election Was Today
Two academics try their hand at predicting the election results if November 2012 happened today, instead of trying to predict the future.
Ron Paul on the Rise in Iowa
The Texas Congressman is on the path to win the caucuses, a possibility that concerns the local GOP.
Gingrich Keeps on Slippin’
The former House Speaker has fallen to third in the Iowa polls, as his 15 minutes in the spotlight run out.
The Ball’s in Your Court
Even with the federal judiciary stacked in their favor, Republicans still aren’t happy.
Newt v. Judiciary
Wimpy candidates want to overturn the Affordable Care Act. Newt Gingrich wants to overturn 200 years of jurisprudence.
Forgive Newt His Flip-Flop
Why Republican voters should cut Gingrich some slack, at least on the individual mandate.
How President Obama’s Economic Message Could Backfire in 2012
A majority of Americans believe the government is helping the “wrong” people. Whether Obama’s message succeeds depends on who those people are.
The Overrated Endorsement
Why Mitt Romney can’t count on much help from Nikki Haley’s endorsement in South Carolina.

