Rudy W. Giuliani
Can America’s Mayor become America’s Chief Executive? Supporters of former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani sure hope so. Giuliani’s
Crystal Ball Resources
The Crystal Ball recommends its best reads from both the bookstore and the web. Expand your scholarly know-how with the
Ron Paul
In case you still had any doubts about the power of the Internet, look no further than Ron Paul to
Mike Gravel
Every nominating process needs someone to cover their party’s extreme flank, someone to take the outermost positions on key issues.
Mike Huckabee
He was born in Hope, Arkansas, lives in the governor’s mansion in Little Rock, and has burst onto the national
John McCain
What a roller coaster ride it has been for Arizona Senator John McCain. When campaign fever began for the 2008
John Edwards
It appears that John Edwards has built his campaign strategy with a Field of Dreams mindset: “If you build it,
Joe Biden
Senator Joe Biden of Delaware must be acutely aware of the media-driven political arena of the 21st century. Forty years
Hillary Clinton
Former First Lady Hillary Clinton might be getting tired of that spotlight: it sure is bringing a whole lot of
2000 Presidential Election
There have been many close presidential elections, but never before- and maybe never again- will there be one as excruciatingly
1996 Presidential Election
Although the polls were strongly in Clinton’s favor leading up to the election, they were also displaying an uneasiness with
1992 Presidential Election
President Bush began the election cycle looking unbeatable. Coasting on the apparent success of his leadership during the Gulf War,
1988 Presidential Election
The election of 1988 was the first election in 20 years in which an incumbent president did not run. With
1984 Presidential Election
President Reagan faced hardly any opposition to his re-nomination as the Republican bid for President. On the Democratic side, however,
1980 Presidential Election
President Carter was challenged for the Democratic nomination by Sen. Ted Kennedy. The farther left, liberal voters tended to favor