The GOP candidate’s problems don’t stem from miscalculation or even the duff convention in Tampa.
Election 2012
Mitt Romney Is Not the New John Kerry
Team Obama’s attacks on Romney’s national security credentials are different than what we saw in 2004.
Swing-State Scare Tactics
A new report highlights state laws regarding challenges to voters.Â
On Foreign Policy, Romney Promises Bush Redux
The Republican nominee is relying on the same neoconservatives who led Bush’s diasterous foreign policy.
Warren’s Bump
The Massachusetts Senate race is getting even closer in the wake of last week’s Democratic convention
The Obama Bounce and What It Means
The president made significant gains off of the strength of his convention. What does this portend for the fall?
The Pressure Builds on Romney
Can he stand up to the disgruntlement from his supporters?
States of Play
Down-ticket races matter a lot in shaping policy—that’s why conservatives are smart enough to invest in them.
Politicians Who Don’t Like People
Maybe Obama and Romney are both introverts.
Campaign Hindsight, Now In Real Time
Finding the right causal arrow on message discipline.

