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Archives: November 2012
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2012 campaign
What Karl Rove Got Right
His analysis, a decade ago, of where American politics stood and how the parties could prosper still rings true -
Congress
How Congress Could Ruin Christmas
A new White House report implicitly likens the GOP to the Grinch -
2012 campaign
Barack Obama, Fashion Magnate
The president was ridiculed for hawking designer duds on his website, but the Obama campaign made a small fortune -
2012 campaign
The GOP's Hispanic Problem Is Bigger Than They Think
Immigration reform and an end to name-calling are a good start. But it won't make Republicans competitive again -
Congress
The Three Factors That Will Decide the Fiscal Cliff
It's not about Democrats vs. Republicans. The outcome will be determined by three smaller fights -
2012 campaign
The Liberal Landslide
Minorities, young people, and women helped crush conservatives in races and ballot measures across the country -
2012 campaign
Here's What Time the Election Will Be Called
A chart shows the hour-by-hour likelihood of how the electoral votes will be apportioned between the candidates -
2012 campaign
How Marijuana Could Tip the Election
It's possible, if not likely, that a Colorado ballot initiative could decide the next president -
2012 campaign
Early-Voting Results in Battleground, Captured by Democratic Micro-Targeters
Presenting early results from five battleground states—Colorado, Iowa, Ohio, Virginia, and Wisconsin—tallied from ballots cast by absentee and early voters -
2012 campaign
The Polls Shift Toward Obama
The major presidential tracking polls are all moving in the same direction. But many Republicans don't buy it -
2012 campaign
How Romney Can Win Pennsylvania
Four things need to happen for the GOP nominee to steal the state -
2012 campaign
Obama's Billion-Dollar Bet
The election is a clash not just of candidates but also of strategies on how to win -
Politics & Policy
Montgomery Burns Responds to Friday's Jobs Number
The Simpsons’ popular plutocrat also says he’s voting for Mitt Romney -
2012 campaign
Mayor Bloomberg Picks a President
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has endorsed Barack Obama for re-election, mainly on the basis of the president's efforts to fight climate change -
Politics & Policy
Bloomberg’s Top Forecasters Predict Friday’s Jobs Number
A French bank's economists have a sterling record of making the right call. Here's their take
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