Jonathan Bernstein didn’t make any predictions about the Wisconsin primary but wants you to know that, if he had, he would have been wrong.
Todd Akin says he will continue to be the Republican nominee for United States Senate from Missouri.
The GOP Platform will include an abortion plank that Todd Akin would love.
Ironically, the Congressman was trying to avoid actually taking a stand on the question of abortion in the case of rape.
POLITICO has a new eBook on the Obama campaign and wants you to buy it.
The Justice Department has approved Virginia’s completely useless voter ID law.
Maybe the real problem this year isn’t that the campaign is unduly nasty, but that it’s incredibly petty.
Todd Akin says he’s staying in the race, but his party is abandoning him.
National Republicans aren’t at all thrilled with Todd Akin right now.
Charges that the Obama administration leaked classified information about the Osama bin Laden raid for political gain are bunk.
It’s been two months since the President has taken questions from the reporters who cover him.
Two groups of former special operations soldiers are opposing Obama. Their military bonafides are not their most interesting credentials.
John Cole takes exception to my recent summary of recent Obama campaign highlight.
We have met the enemy, and it’s most likely us.
Forbes media critic Jeff Bercovici is a bit late spotting a trend.
GOP stratgist Alex Castellanos issues a challenge.
No, Barack Obama is not going to dump Joe Biden before the Democratic Convention.
A black ‘Democrat’ who seconded Obama’s nomination in 2008 is endorsing Romney in 2012. It’s not a big deal.
Dan Balz summarizes what has been “A most poisonous campaign” and is likely to get much worse before it gets over.
Yesterday it became clear that the Presidential campaign is headed into the mud.
A group of former special operations and intelligence officers are criticizing President Obama for “Dishonorable Disclosures.”
A victory for the proponents of Voter ID Laws in Pennsylvania.
There’s a large group of people out there that like the President, but they’re probably not going to vote.
Despite all of the gaffes, jobs reports, and various twists and turns that so fascinate pundits, the race has remained essentially unchanged since April.
Victor Davis Hanson thinks President Obama plans to win the back the White House by alienating the white man.
Has the Romney campaign foolishly abandoned its best argument against the President?