Foreign Policy Surprises Ahead
If we've learned anything from past campaigns, it's that the winner will have an unpredictable foreign policy.
If we've learned anything from past campaigns, it's that the winner will have an unpredictable foreign policy.
"Vote early" is the theme for this election, though hopefully not along with "vote often"
The race now appears within the margin of error
Obama's lead among woman looks to be gone, as does Romney's less substantial lead among men
George W. Bush's former Secretary of State endorsed Obama in 2008 too
Deciding to play to his base in the general election could prove fatal
Called out by Jon Stewart, he fibbed
About comments that he wanted to deck the president for being mean to his dad
The winner in November may name one or more new justices. Shouldn't the voters get to hear more about it?
Plus: Which other races are most important and whether freedom is growing
He's the gift that keeps on giving
Preview: "Pell Grants! Pell Grants! Pell Grants!"
From body language to pretty faces, new research looks at what really matters in televised presidential debates.
It's time to stop ignoring the bad because of a perceived worse
They're running for president of the world
And it doesn't seem he's losing any sleep over what his successors may do with those new powers.
Confused by the comparison the President was making
BBC poll found average of 50 percent of people surveyed in 21 countries favor Obama, only 9 percent favor Romney
Asks "What The Hell Is He Doing Asking For Another Four Years?"
Lots of talk but not much was said. Even less was discussed.
But not until Wednesday. Practice the eye-rolling now.
Would rather you vote for the Mormon Capitalist
Eurozone, Africa, and North Korea not to be mentioned
Poll released Sunday show the President with a slight lead