Democrats need to realize that they still have the biggest majority in both houses of Congress that they are likely to see in their lifetimes.
No one is excited about globalization anymore. Trends in everything from social networking to environmental awareness and foodie culture have exponentially increased our interest in all things local.
You may think that Carly Fiorina's "Demon Sheep" ad will hurt Fiorina's chances, but the video has given the senatorial candidate free publicity.
Beware! California GOP Senate candidate Carly Fiorina has just unleashed a 3-minute attack ad that will melt the brains of all voters in the Golden State and beyond.
"The day that the leadership of the military comes to me and says, 'Senator, we ought to change the policy,' then I think we ought to consider serious...
We have come a long way as a country, and we have come a long way as a military to agree that allowing gays and lesbians to serve openly in the military is the right thing to do.
Watching the Senate Armed Services Committee hearings on repealing Don't Ask, Don't Tell, I couldn't help feeling relief John McCain was soundly beate...
The billionaire ex-eBay CEO has assiduously promoted herself as a potential governor of of the nation's largest state. All is "on plan" in the selling of Meg Whitman. Or is it?
As a conservative, you see, I would have the innate ability to oppose exactly those things I stand for ...
According to a statewide poll conducted this month by Behavior Research Center in Phoenix, only 41% of those polled said McCain was doing a good/excellent job, the lowest marks McCain has received since January of 1994 when the Senator was suffering the fallout from his involvement in the Keating Five scandal.
By Daphne Eviatar, Senior Associate, Law and Security Ever since the failed attempt to blow up a Northwest airline carrier on Christmas Day, critics ...
PHOENIX, AZ -- Ex-Rep. JD Hayworth began using robocalls Friday in anticipation of his upcoming announcement that he will be running against Sen. John...
By seeking bipartisanship, Obama will accomplish precisely what the Republicans want. Republicans will continue to move the goalposts; they'll never vote to support his key policies.
Amid the rocky news of the past week, it was fun to read today about the hysterical uproar over an Illinois tea party candidate for Congress using the famous "Lead the Way" song by Joe Walsh (Eagles, James Gang, etc.) in his campaign.
Many of those who left comments viewed Palin's stumping for McCain as more than just a political disagreement. Their tone suggested it would be a personal betrayal.
The principal fight in the California Republican primaries for governor and U.S. senator will be over who is more conservative than the next candidate.
It's time to be bold, Mr. President. Where is that audacity of hope? It's time to introduce a bold jobs-creation bill, and to replace your Wall Street-stained economic team members.
I think we are on very dangerous ground here. Who's to say major corporations will not attempt to "control thoughts" of the electorate by pumping huge amounts of money into campaigns and elections?
Were Sen. Kennedy still alive, he'd see that universal health care were retained as a goal, to be phased in over time as the country could afford it.
It is no wonder that pundits are scratching their heads at how the alleged "greatest communicator" since Ronald Reagan could be in the midst of a "message" catastrophe.
Big business couldn't be more delighted by last week's decision in Citizens United.
