Congressman Ron Paul Talks Foreign Policy: New Face, Same Policy
Congressman Ron Paul: I think Obama is purely political. I think he has backed down on what he said.
Congressman Ron Paul: I think Obama is purely political. I think he has backed down on what he said.
Erik Ose | Posted 07.05.2009 | Politics
It was one year ago today that Hillary Clinton announced plans to suspend her campaign for the Democratic nomination, and urged her supporters to unite behind Barack Obama.
Frankie Sturm | Posted 06.24.2009 | Politics
Political gains that are heavily dependent on a single personality are easy to reverse. Bush was the most popular man for a year after 9/11. When his stock fell, so did that of the his Party.
HuffingtonPost.com | Sam Stein | Posted 05.04.2009 | Politics
Barack Obama acknowledged on Friday feeling some personal frustrations since moving into the White House. But in a town hall meeting in Strasbourg, Fr...
Erik Ose | Posted 02.20.2009 | Politics
Eight years ago, the country was experiencing an entirely different sort of Inauguration Day. On January 20, 2001, people were outraged.
HuffingtonPost.com | Thomas B. Edsall | Posted 01.30.2009 | Politics
The economic crisis in combination with the staffing of the White House have set the stage for Barack Obama to acquire as much or more power over dome...
NY Times | Posted 12.20.2008 | Politics
Whatever happened to Mr. No-Drama-Obama? After running a campaign known for its almost military-like cool and discipline, the president-elect is now ...
The Huffington Post | Willow Lindley | Posted 12.19.2008 | Living
With the Obamas' impending move to Washintong DC in January, many have begun to speculate on all aspects of the family's new life, including where Sas...
Erik Ose | Posted 12.15.2008 | Politics
With the post-election analysis season almost over, it's worth taking one final look at some of the characters who ensured President-elect Obama would make it to the White House.
Cecile Richards | Posted 12.14.2008 | Politics
In a poll commissioned by Planned Parenthood, Catholic voters' number-one response on family planning concerns were "too many unwanted children in America whose parents can't take care of them."
Page Gardner | Posted 12.13.2008 | Politics
Unmarried women's crucial role in electing Obama is underscored by the "marriage gap" between their political preferences and those of married women.
Robert L. Borosage | Posted 12.12.2008 | Politics
On both values and issues, moderates line up with liberals to form a strong majority that isolates conservatives. Conservatives have had their day. This is a center-left, not a center-right nation.
Scott Kesterson | Posted 12.12.2008 | Politics
Some soldiers' opinions I recently wrote about are theirs to have, even though they may be highly unpopular. Being unpopular does not, however, make their opinion any less valid nor criminal.
Sean Jacobs | Posted 12.12.2008 | Politics
Though Europeans generally rejoiced in Barack Obama's election as 44th President of the US, a number of leading European lawmakers and journalists have made "foot-in-mouth comments."
Alan Dershowitz | Posted 12.12.2008 | Politics
In selecting his team, Obama should look to future opportunities -- to how he can help solve the critical problems of the nation and the world -- and not to past obligations.
Bob Franken | Posted 12.12.2008 | Politics
How long is the honeymoon going to last?
Marcia DeSanctis | Posted 04.02.2009 | Politics
Rather than preach, build or spread democracy, we proved that our system works. By winning, Obama did more to teach the Iraqis about democracy than four years of nation building has done.
The Huffington Post | Posted 12.11.2008 | Politics
UPDATE: Mayor Adrian Fenty encouraged the Obamas to consider sending their children to a DC public school. Mayor Adrian Fenty told me Tuesday he ho...
AP | MATT APUZZO and LARA JAKES JORDAN | Posted 12.11.2008 | Politics
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New Yorker | Ryan Lizza | Posted 12.10.2008 | Politics
Last June, Joel Benenson, who was Barack Obama's top pollster during his Presidential run, reported on the state of the campaign. His conclusions, sum...
AP | MARK SHERMAN | Posted 12.10.2008 | Politics
WASHINGTON — President-elect Obama will enter office with an immediate opportunity to begin shaping the federal courts by filling four dozen ope...
Arianna Huffington | Posted 12.09.2008 | Politics
In the wake of Obama's overwhelming victory, and Democratic gains in the House and Senate, conservatives are desperately trying to convince the world that these results are meaningless. "Democrats should not make the mistake of viewing Tuesday's results as a repudiation of conservatism," insisted John Boehner. "Barack Obama understands this is a center-right country," claimed Karl Rove. "This country remains every bit as center-right as it has for a generation," parroted Brent Bozell. And David Brooks dreamed of an Obama administration that understands "this was an election where the middle asserted itself." Drunk on self-delusion, a staggering GOP whistles past the electoral graveyard, missing the whole point of this election: the center has shifted, and positions that used to be considered left-wing -- on healthcare, on global warming, on corporate responsibility, on Iraq -- are now solidly mainstream.
Andrei Markovits | Posted 12.09.2008 | Politics
Europe is rejoicing in the Obama victory and claiming it as a direct result of their moral superiority over Americans while at the same time hiding their own shortcomings and intolerances.
Greg Mitchell | Posted 12.09.2008 | Media
Kathleen Parker earned plaudits from liberals during the fall campaign by speaking out against the Palin pick, but allow me to point out that in May she strongly questioned Obama's patriotism.
Joyce McFadden | Posted 12.09.2008 | Living
Obama inspired our country by realizing that we need in our country the very same thing we need in our personal lives: to use the better part of hope and fear together.
Kathleen Wells, J.D. | Posted 07.09.2009 | Politics