American politician, businessman and diplomat (born 1960)
James Antle of the Daily Caller takes aim at those who treat the Iowa caucuses with disdain. Good government types of all political affiliations complain every four years about how…
Craig Shirley, a leading expert on Ronald Reagan’s presidency, urges National Review Online readers not to buy into some of the present-day arguments about Reagan’s legacy. [T]he more things change,…
Former John Locke Foundation Headliner Tim Carney notes for the Washington Examiner recent changes in President Obama’s climate change rhetoric. He no longer says he’ll do anything about it. Since…
Three reasons he failed: He seemed goofy, cocky, and … Uhhhh … damn, I forgot! Previous: Huntsman, Bachmann, Cain, Pawlenty
Tonight at 9 PM on FoxNews, the South Carolina GOP will host one of the last debates before the primary on January 21st. Participating in tonight’s debate will be Mitt…
Outpolled by pranksters Colbert and Gingrich, he saw No wei he could win. Previous: Bachmann, Cain, Pawlenty
The latest edition of TIME‘s “The Big Questions” features Mark Halperin‘s take on the most likely 2012 presidential matchup: So are we headed for an Obama-Romney matchup? There’s about a…
… you might encounter Newsweek‘s feature on Americans Elect, an effort designed to bypass the traditional two-party nominating system. Even if you’re no fan of the current system, the following…
In last week’s Republican presidential debate sponsored by MSNBC and Politico, candidate John Huntsman, the only serious Al Gorite in the Republican presidential field, claimed that there is a 98%…
View in your browser. This weekly newsletter, focused on environmental issues, highlights relevant analysis done by the John Locke Foundation and other think tanks, as well as items in the…
Byron York‘s latest Washington Examiner report details establishment Republicans’ concerns about the influence of Texas congressman Ron Paul’s candidacy on the 2012 race. No one fears that Paul will walk…
As long as the Republican 2012 presidential field has multiple candidates, it might be hard to choose a clear-cut front-runner. But what happens as the options narrow? Philip Klein explores…