Pot and Kettle on Medicare
Romney is deriding Gingrich for criticizing a plan to turn Medicare into a voucher system -- ironic, since Romney holds the same position More »
Ronald Brownstein is the editorial director of National Journal. More
Ronald Brownstein, a two-time finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for his coverage of presidential campaigns, is National Journal Group's editorial director, in charge of long-term editorial strategy. He also writes a weekly column and regularly contributes other pieces for both National Journal and The Atlantic, and coordinates political coverage and activities across publications produced by Atlantic Media.
Romney is deriding Gingrich for criticizing a plan to turn Medicare into a voucher system -- ironic, since Romney holds the same position More »
A new report will detail the major demographic and political currents Barack Obama and his GOP opponent will face next year More »
As the congressional supercommittee is finding out, the road to fiscal stability is long and winding More »
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Since the 2010 midterm election that swept them into power, Republicans have declined in popularity across the board More »
GOP politics may have changed since 2008, but the party's voter demographics have remained largely the same More »
If the Texas governor can't sell the idea more persuasively than Steve Forbes did, he could be in trouble More »
Eight takeaways from the latest surveys, which show Mitt Romney squaring off against Herman Cain and the tea party More »
The debate signaled a shift in momentum as Rick Perry struggled to explain positions and Mitt Romney stayed unruffled More »
The former vice president holds a series of climate presentations amid a rash of floods, droughts, heat waves, and hurricanes More »
Across demographic groups, poll respondents voiced little confidence that the president can improve unemployment More »
Gallup's more detailed numbers showed a broad appeal for the Texas governor, who has swiftly become the GOP's front-runner for 2012 More »
Jon Huntsman and Rick Perry have clashed on science and faith. Will their dispute widen an existing split in the GOP? More »
The former Massachusetts governor is a shaky front-runner for the GOP nomination, but his top opponents could split the vote against him More »
State-by-state polling suggests a narrow path to reelection, as the president's electoral map has shrunk significantly since 2008 More »
The recent wave of alienation could hit Democrats and Republicans alike in 2012. Will voters throw the bums out again? More »
Republicans want to cap federal spending, but the country's aging population will cost more and more in Medicare and Social Security payments More »
The former president reflects on the nation's's struggles since he exited the White House 10 years ago More »
At the Aspen ideas festival, the former commander in chief offers his thoughts on Romney, Huntsman, Bachmann, and how Obama can win in 2012 More »
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