Reagan Advisers See A Bit Of Their Former Boss In Obama
Barack Obama found himself under fire on Thursday for having compared his candidacy to Ronald Reagan's 1980 presidential run. "I don't want to presen...
Barack Obama found himself under fire on Thursday for having compared his candidacy to Ronald Reagan's 1980 presidential run. "I don't want to presen...
CBS News | Aaron Lewis | Posted 01.17.2008 | Politics
John Edwards ripped Barack Obama for praising the way Ronald Reagan brought about change when he was President of the United States.... ..."He was op...
HuffingtonPost.com | Sam Stein | Posted 01.16.2008 | Politics
In an interview Monday with the Reno Gazette-Journal editorial board, Sen. Barack Obama riffed on a range of political topics ranging from Katrina, th...
Marshall Grossman | Posted 01.12.2008 | Politics
Obama offers a calculatedly vague promise of optimism and change. Hillary continues to speak a language we have had a lot of experience with -- triangulation and protracted engagement.
Joseph A. Palermo | Posted 01.10.2008 | Politics
As the February 5th California primary approaches we might learn something from looking at how Kennedy won the state in 1968 against both Sen. McCarthy and Vice-President Hubert Humphrey.
Joe Lauria | Posted 01.07.2008 | Politics
We do know that Ron Paul deserves credit for bringing up the obvious in a hostile environment. Maybe some day historical fact will seep into the mainstream and at least be seriously debated.
Gale Walden | Posted 01.07.2008 | Home
Perhaps the most overused and under-examined word in the Democratic candidates speeches is the word "change". It's ubiquitous enough to mean everythin...
Larry Abrams | Posted 01.03.2008 | Politics
Getting rid of Bush will be good and great thing, but it doesn't make the case for Hillary Clinton. The problem with Hillary is that she doesn't really fit the political moment.
Peter Emerson and Michael Maslansky | Posted 01.02.2008 | Politics
It will not be the experience of a candidate; it will be the emotion of the voter that decides this election. Republicans learned this far more quickly than Democrats.
Hilary Rosen | Posted 01.01.2008 | Politics
Sure lots of damage can be done in a year. But every time Bush lays out a frighteningly bad policy, the odds grow that he will be stalled and blocked.
Steven Denlinger | Posted 12.30.2007 | Living
I made the executive decision to begin rebuilding it. Surely, the process would produce a blonde girl with a dusting of freckles on her nose.
HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 12.26.2007 | Politics
Days after relating how Jesus gave him solace in the form of a cross scratched in the dirt while he was the Prisoner of Azkaban, John McCain is back o...
HuffingtonPost.com | Thomas B. Edsall | Posted 12.21.2007 | Politics
Mike Huckabee's insurrectionist presidential campaign is defying the determination of the Republican establishment to restrict the selection of the pa...
Joseph A. Palermo | Posted 12.13.2007 | Politics
The true genius of the Bush regime and its neo-con allies is that they have created a self-perpetuating privatized killing machine. Without radical change this militarized patronage will continue to chug along.
JB Powell | Posted 12.11.2007 | Home
JB Powell's interviews Air America dj Thom Hartmann, who has a new book out about American political discourse called Cracking the Code.
Peter Smith | Posted 12.11.2007 | Politics
Deciding who gets pardons and who gets left twisting in the wind should be a job for a team of tough, seasoned experts.
Robert J. Elisberg | Posted 12.11.2007 | Politics
If you're going to be a true vice president, after all, you ought to have some vice to show for it.
Paul Jenkins | Posted 12.06.2007 | Politics
For years, many of us have been in awe of the Clintons, really in awe: a little scared and a little admiring. But the spell finally broke in the past couple of weeks.
Eric Lane and Michael Oreskes | Posted 12.06.2007 | Media
We need to embrace that our liberty and freedom flow directly from less glamorous but still vital ideas, such as compromise, checks and balances and representation. A dash of humility would not hurt either.
David Paul Kuhn | Posted 12.03.2007 | Politics
Was racism part of how Republicans came to dominate four decades of presidential politics? Sure. Was racism the primary factor? No.
Byron Williams | Posted 11.29.2007 | Politics
As much as the presidential candidates and we talk about it, the foreseeable unknown may hamstring much of the obvious desire for change.
Barry Yourgrau | Posted 11.20.2007 | Home
Ah, war, what's it good for? Well, it does make some people very rich. And war does make for some of the most gruesomely enthralling reading around.
Bennet Kelley | Posted 11.18.2007 | Politics
It is striking how the Democrats have gone from the party that stood at the Berlin Wall and expressed American resolve by declaring "ich bin ein Berliner" to the party of "ich bin ein Girlie Man."
Editor and Publisher | Greg MItchell | Posted 11.18.2007 | Media
The battleground had been silent for a few days, but conflict resumed today with another shot fired on The New York Times' Op-Ed page -- over the unli...
Aaron Belkin | Posted 11.17.2007 | Politics
After the next terrorist attack, it will become highly tempting to look for witches. If we can't bring out the best in ourselves now, what chance will we have when circumstances get worse?
HuffingtonPost.com | Sam Stein | Posted 01.17.2008 | Politics