Can Obama take the economy off the table in 2012?
Edward Morrissey | October 25, 2011Expect the president, eager to distract voters from his embarrassing record on the economy, to repeatedly tout his foreign policy successes
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Expect the president, eager to distract voters from his embarrassing record on the economy, to repeatedly tout his foreign policy successes
Democrats hope the burgeoning anti-bank protest movement's anger will help the Left in 2012 — though it could wind up hurting liberals more
Tuesday's big GOP debate will focus on the economy — which should be right in new frontrunner Herman Cain's wheelhouse
With Chris Christie out, and several filing deadlines quickly approaching, the season of fantasizing about savior candidates may finally be over
The Texan should quit sparring with Mitt Romney over gotcha quotes in their books and focus on his winning record as governor of the Lone Star State
Judging by his plans for job creation and deficit reduction, the president has given up on policy accomplishments in favor of playing politics
The feds' probe into the collapse of a green-tech firm favored by the White House could spell trouble for Team Obama in 2012
A strong showing from Rick Perry in Wednesday's debate turns the GOP race into a two-man contest. A weak performance takes us right back to square one
Political leaders and news organizations have been unfairly pilloried for hyping the dangers of Irene. Really now — should they have ignored the threat instead?
On a visit to China, the vice president shockingly claims to "fully understand" China's terrible one-child policy
The Iowa straw poll got upstaged by Rick Perry and dismissed by skeptics. But if you think it was just a glorified political sideshow, you're wrong
On Monday, as markets plunged and America grappled with a historic credit downgrade, the president failed to offer leadership — and barely managed to even show up
The anti-tax grassroots movement forced a paradigm shift in Washington — but many Tea Partiers are still disappointed that they couldn't accomplish more
The gloves come off in the Land of 10,000 Lakes, as Republicans Tim Pawlenty and Michele Bachmann hammer away at each other
As the nation careens toward an August 2 debt-ceiling deadline, the president fails to offer any concrete solutions
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