After the American Century                                                                                                         ...

After the American Century      In the second debate President Obama was far more focused and sharp. He continually called on Gove...

After the American Century The United States has lacked a coherent energy policy since 1971, when Richard Nixon acknowledged in a spec...

After the American Century With just weeks remaining, Romney seems to have a bit more momentum than Obama, largely due to the first ...

After the American Century There was a New Yorker cartoon some months ago showing a lawn sign with a caption that ran, as I now rec...

After the American Century Jeb Bush has now said what every thoughtful commentator has been saying for some time: the Republican...

After the American Century The Democrats failed to recall the sitting governor in Wisconsin, but Obama remains more popular than Romney...

After the American Century There may be an advantage to being a (slight) underdog in the American presidential election.  Both candidat...

After the American Century [We now know that Romeny has picked Paul Ryan to be his running mate, but this piece reminds us of the other...

After the American Century No one really "won" in Alabama. Rather, three candidates split the vote into almost equal segment...

After the American Century There is a certain justice to the fact that Ohio has become so important in elections, because in many ways...

After the American Century Once upon a time there were real party conventions, where the nomination was not a coronation that had been ...

After the American Century The Republican candidates are busy beating each other up in South Carolina. A survey of all the polls shows t...

After the American Century The Republican presidential hopefuls have been stumping and debating for months, but I have not been commenti...