Ben Quayle, son of former Vice President Dan Quayle, wants voters in Arizona's 3rd Congressional District to send him to Congress so he can "knock the...

Former Vice President Dan Quayle has a warning for the GOP -- "don't let the tea party go Perot." In other words, Quayle is counseling against allow...

Dick Cheney occupies a historically unique position: He is an ex-VP who left office electorally undefeated and has not sought the Presidency. As a result, he retains some of the trappings of an undefeated elder statesman.

Historically, hardly anyone pays attention to what former vice presidents have to say. Today, Biden and Cheney dominate the talk shows, and even Palin and Edwards are making news.

PHOENIX (AP) - Former Vice President Dan Quayle says his son is running for Congress in Arizona. The running mate of former President George H.W. Bus...

When a disaster hits, it is too late to put your best people in charge of planning and preparation. That's not the place for soft political patronage.

Sarah Palin continues to post gruesome poll numbers for a supposedly serious presidential contender. The latest CNN poll found that only 29 percent of...

Fear, not surprisingly, has remained one of the key tenets of the Republican message during Obama's presidency.

STATELINE, Nev. -- Former Vice President Dan Quayle gives President Barack Obama high marks for surrounding himself with quality advisers on national ...

The Edwards and Palin stories both underscore the quirk in our electoral system through which vice presidents are nominated.

We're now witnessing the neo-carnage that has resulted from neo-cons Newt Gingrich and his "Contract on America," and Ronald Reagan's buyout by Barry ...

Is it a coincidence that in the world's largest economy, whose military expenditure accounts for half the global total, the most senior posts dealing with money and war are still reserved for men?

I wasn't aware that Congress had to choose between the economy and protecting GLBT people from job discrimination. I had no idea that passing a hate crime law might hinder our efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Reading William Kristol's column in yesterday's New York Times, I discover that Sarah Palin and I have something in common. Kristol, who was once Dan ...

Despite Bush's condescension, Reagan-Bush won in 1984, and despite being smacked-down, Bush-Quayle won in 1988. So...what exactly is the media's point?

How many names of Vice Presidents do you remember in US History? And no, I'm not talking about the ones that later became Presidents. I'm talking abou...

Even after intense weeks of charm-school and flash cards sessions, Palin can't go with Biden fact for fact -- on anything. She can't out-debate a guy who plays in the majors. That is his biggest advantage and his biggest problem.