When Fred Thompson finally announces his candidacy next month, it will be the closest thing to a successful draft of a presidential candidate in more than a half-century...
It was a matinee crowd. This was apparent by all the gray heads around, for those lucky enough to still have hair. And then there was that 10 minutes of disruption at th...
You'd think they'd learn, but I guess not. More than seven decades ago, a congressional stampede toward high tariffs triggered a stock-market crash and a global trade wa...
Of all those involved in the 2000 election, no one but the two rivals may have had more at stake in the bitterly contested Florida recount than Karl Rove.
For if George ...
One argument local teachers unions and the Pennsylvania State Education Association have promoted consistently in contract negotiations virtually since the passage of th...
Elizabeth Edwards complained to the Progressive magazine that antiwar critics such as Sen. Barack Obama are "behaving in a holier-than-thou" manner on Iraq. Too bad for ...
WASHINGTON — When Fred Thompson makes his long-delayed entrance into the Republican presidential race, he will not tiptoe quietly. Instead, he will try to shake up the e...
It's easy to paint Karl Rove as the evil monster who has dominated George W. Bush's world by spinning only dark and nefarious plots for 15 years. The picture often paint...
Slap on some aviator sunglasses? Don a sequin jumpsuit? Curl my lip? Swivel my pelvis? Wolf down a grilled peanut butter and banana sandwich?
Do you even ask what I'm ta...
George W. Bush ran for president promising to be a "uniter, not a divider."
That didn't happen. I asked top Bush adviser Karl Rove — the man who didn't deliver national ...
