Ron Fournier

By cherry-picking evidence, overstating his case, and violating the principle of presumed innocence, the GOP rep only weakens himself. More »

Caught playing politics with tragedy, what's next for the Obama administration and GOP investigators? More »

After a first term marked by major policy pushes, the president's State of the Union suggests a pragmatic, small-ball approach going forward. More »

White House aides say President Obama was taken aback by coverage of his inaugural address and doesn't want a similar reaction this time around. More »

During confirmation hearings Thursday, the Arizona senator tore into his his "old friend" Chuck Hagel in a ritual display of D.C. hypocrisy. More »

Sick of negotiating with congressional hardliners, the president moves to leverage his campaign apparatus and the bully pulpit to push his policy priorities. More »

After skirting the lines of decency for years, gun lobby pulls the president's daughters into the debate. More »

The president clearly won the night, but his challenger emerges from the debates having shown himself to be a plausible leader. More »

If the president's goal was to show life, he succeeded. But the fingerpointing didn't do much to help voters decide between the pair. More »

A spirited debate between the vice president and his would-be successor puts the top of both tickets to shame. More »

The president seemed peeved and flat, while his challenger went on the offensive in Denver. More »

Overheated pundits are already declaring the race over. But there's plenty of time for momentum to shift back in his favor. More »

The president achieved everything he wanted to Thursday -- but convincing voters he has a plan will be a long process. More »

The former president calls on his ability to go negative without getting personal, taking a razor to the Republican ticket. More »

From abortion rights to fair pay, the slate of speakers sought to consolidate and improve President Obama's edge among women. More »

The Romney campaign is either recklessly ignorant of the facts or it is lying about its appeal to the politics of race. More »

There is now little doubt that he'll be the nominee, but the Sunshine State has serious sullied his brand for the race ahead. More »

Romney will say anything to get elected and Gingrich will attack anybody to get elected. More »

With polls deadlocked between Gingrich and Romney, the last debate before the Florida primary will make or break one of them. More »

Obama lays out a case for his re-election, but the policy solutions he proposes fall short of the challenges America faces. More »