Democrats, Republicans Could Change Places
The next party realignment could see Democrats become more pro-market than Republicans.
Democratic Party (US)
Reporters, Learn to Stop Worrying About Clinton-Trump
Journalists can’t seem to help themselves but imagine ways in which Hillary Clinton might lose.
Not Just the Lesser of Two Evils: The Case for Clinton
The former secretary of state may have a chance to rehabilitate the art of politics.
Clinton Will Struggle to Win Over Coal Country
The deindustrializing Appalachian Mountain states seem tailor-made for Donald Trump.
Clinton, Trump Dominate Northeastern Primaries
Five states put Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump closer to the nomination.
Clinton, Trump Triumph in New York Primaries
For the Democrats, the presidential contest is basically over. The Republican still have a long way to go.
The World According to Bernie Sanders
The left-wing candidate has little to say about foreign policy, other than trade. Americans need to know more.
Unloved Clinton Would Defeat Despised Trump
Hillary Clinton is likely to win in November, but only because her Republican opponents are disliked even more.
Second Super Tuesday Blog
Five states and the Northern Mariana Islands vote in the presidential primaries on this second “Super Tuesday”.
Michigan Primary Suggests Sanders Has a Chance
If the Vermont senator can best Hillary Clinton in Michigan, more states could be at play this month.
Realignment Less Likely Than Republican Split
Before the two major parties in the United States can realign, the Republicans need to split up.
Clinton Must Resist Temptation to Tack Left
The presidential frontrunner would be wise to keep the Democratic Party in the center of American politics.
Atlantic Sentinel’s Super Tuesday Takeaways
John Kasich is going for broker. Bernie Sanders is not going anywhere.
Super Tuesday Blog
Live analysis and commentary of the presidential nominating contests in thirteen states and American Samoa.
Clinton Puts Campaign Back on Track in Nevada
The former secretary of state’s first outright victory confirms that she is still faraway the favorite for the nomination.