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Morris P. Fiorina is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution and the Wendt Family Professor of Political Science at Stanford University. His current research focuses on elections and public opinion with particular attention to the quality of representation: how well the positions of elected...
Polarized Pols Versus Moderate Voters?
A scholar disputes the notion that the American electorate is deeply polarized. . . .
The GOP's Best Weapon in 2010
Inclement political weather rocked President Obama and his party this summer...
Focus on Issues
Media coverage of the 2008 presidential primaries has helped to propel the reach of new media outlets in American and throughout the world...
Golden State offers Obama a dream team
Speculation is practically an Olympic sport in politics and few events on the political calendar draw more buzz than the post-presidential election appointments scramble...
The Vanishing Establishment
A little more than 40 years ago, the journalist Richard H. Rovere set off in search of that indistinct tangle of power and influence known as the American Establishment...
Could power be within Democrats' grasp?
Congressional Democrats appear close to having something they haven't known for a long time: power...
Independents Go Home
Check out this political mystery: Liberals, aka the Democratic base, are angry...
How smart is the American voter?
One of the bestselling books of the 2008 election season has been "Just How Stupid Are We?" by popular historian Rick Shenkman...
GOP raises specter of Dems in total control
Republicans, alarmed by the prospect that Democrats could take back the White House and expand their majorities in the House and Senate, are starting to warn of the perils of one party controlling Washington...
Democrats try to tighten grip on Congress
Congressional Democrats appear close to having something they haven't known for a long time: power...
Expertinent: Making Sense of McCain's 'Divided Government' Argument
There are 19 days until Nov. 4. Barack Obama is leading by nearly 200 votes in estimates of the Electoral College...
Like-Minded, Living Nearby
The more diverse America becomes, the more homogeneous it becomes...
CAPS Panel Profs Analyse Elections
Four political experts gathered on Friday at the Center for American Political Studies to probe the dynamics of the imminent presidential election...
Center Aisle Caucus tries to bypass Congress' partisan ways
In politically divided Washington, the idea of Republicans and Democrats trying to find ways to agree might seem as improbable as a blizzard in Tahiti...
Why Washington Can’t Get Much Done
Members of Congress — with the possible exceptions of Senator Robert C. Byrd and Representative John D. Dingell — come and go...
Your Representative Is Only a Modem Away
The town hall meeting in the Philadelphia suburbs was advertised as an opportunity to talk with Rep. Joe Sestak about the Iraq War...
Midterm realignment is more a whimper than a shout
Anyone who followed politics in 2006 heard that the midterm election was a cry for change...
Seeing Red, or Blue
Are the “culture wars” of the last two decades a bogus conflict?
Marketing Polarization For Fun & Votes
President Bush last week summoned a gang of friendly columnists for an Oval Office chat...
Hoover Poll: Garamendi, Bowen, Chiang-- plus Feinstein and Lockyer-- With Solid Leads
Here's the best poll I've seen for down-ticket Democrats...