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Episode 32: Fiorina Takes Main Stage
September 3, 2015
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Episode 31: The Minority Vote
August 27, 2015
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Episode 29: Donald Trump Still On Top
August 13, 2015
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Episode 26: The Spoiler, the Outsider and the Unknown
July 23, 2015
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Episode 25: Show Me the Money
July 16, 2015
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Every Public Campaign Trip, by Every 2016 Presidential Contender, in One Chart
The early-voting and big-money states got the most attention, but every state (except three) received a visit from a presidential hopeful during the first half of 2015.
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The Interesting Stuff Inside Jeb Bush's Tax Returns
What decades of tax forms say about the Republican's skill at stock-picking, his surge in income, and a poorly timed sale of his NFL stake.
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National Journal Mitch and Rand's Relationship Status: It's Complicated
Each man has accused the other of hurting the country. Is it just a "family squabble?"
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Episode 17: Better Listening Than Rand's 630-Minute Speech
May 21, 2015
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Episode 15: Hillary Clinton's Play on Immigration
May 7, 2015
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Episode 11: Rand's Faulty Start
April 9, 2015
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Episode 6: Clinton's Sticky Email Problem, and the Struggle Between Republican Candidates and the Republican Congress
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Episode 5: The CPAC Episode
February 26, 2015
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National Journal Hotline's GOP Presidential Power Rankings: Bush and Rubio Have Early Lead
In our first race rankings of the 2016 cycle, Paul and Walker round out the top tier of serious contenders.
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Double Dip: How Rand Paul Can Legally Tap His Biggest Donors Twice
He wants to run for Senate and the White House at the same time. That means more money.
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JWPhotowerks/Flickr/The Atlantic The Right Wing's Facebook Army
How ForAmerica became a force to be reckoned with in politics
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They're Not Allowed to Talk. But Candidates and PACs Are Brazenly Communicating All the Time.
Candidates, committees, and outside-group allies are sharing more information than ever thanks to a law easily bypassed and a Federal Election Commission stuck in gridlock.
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AP The Evangelical Primary: Ted Cruz vs. Mike Huckabee
Social conservatives failed to coalesce around a Republican candidate in 2008 and 2012. They're determined not to let that happen again.
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The Biggest Friday News Dumps (in Politics) This Summer
The top eight stories politicians didn't want you to read.
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Mike Theiler/Reuters Rand Paul's Jewish Outreach
Pro-Israel conservatives are skeptical of the senator's foreign-policy views. He might not be able to win them over, but he might be able to soften their opposition.
