A “Deep Blue Sea” in the 2006 Midterms?
Just a few weeks ago, President Bush and the GOP appeared to be staging a remarkable comeback that would have
Crystal Ball House Outlook
A Glance Inside the House Crystal Ball Republican Held Seats in Play: 62 (170 Safe/Solid R) Likely R (20) Leans
Crystal Ball Governor Outlook
A Glance Inside the Governor Crystal Ball Republican Held Seats up for Election in 2006: 22 (out of 28 held)
OCTOBER SURPRISE! (And a Leadership Demise?)
One sign that a party is heading downhill is when it literally gives away seats in Congress. In 1994, the
THE LAY OF THE LAND IN 2006: Republicans Could Stay Dry on Higher Ground
The drumbeat has become the daily background noise in most Beltway political circles, as pervasive as it is percussive. It
Crystal Ball Senate Outlook
A Glance Inside the Senate Crystal Ball Republican Held Seats up for Election in 2006: 15 (out of 55 held)
Dumb Questions for the 2008 Presidential Contest
Recently I was in a taxi cab in San Antonio, Texas, and tossed out my favorite query for cabbies: “What’s
ANGRY POLITICS: “Voters Gone Wild” in 2006
Watch out, folks! As of Tuesday, party nomination contests are “primarily” over (save for three states), and what a primary
THE POLITICS OF SAD MEMORY: Mega-Moments in Modern American History
The death of Nellie Connally a few days ago brought back an aching shock and a flood of unhappy memories
Crystal Ball Senate Outlook
A Glance Inside the Senate Crystal Ball Republican Held Seats up for Election in 2006: 15 (out of 55 held)
Crystal Ball House Outlook
A Glance Inside the House Crystal Ball Republican Held Seats in Play: 56 (176 Safe/Solid R) Likely R (24) Leans
Crystal Ball Governor Outlook
A Glance Inside the Governor Crystal Ball Republican Held Seats up for Election in 2006: 22 (out of 28 held)
Crystal Ball House Outlook
A Glance Inside the House Crystal Ball Republican Held Seats in Play: 62 Safe R Likey R (22) Leans R
Remember the Alamo
With less than two weeks to go before the traditional Labor Day kickoff of the fall election season, there’s never
Ned Nabs Nod in Nutmeg Powder Keg
Coverage and analysis of the Lieberman-Lamont primary results has likely consumed an entire national forest today, or at least a